The Errors of Hopkinsianism Detected And Refuted in Six Letters to the Rev S

Nathan Bangs

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Solomon saith in the same book, All is vanity and vexation of spirit. And you might as well infer from these words, that religion, and eternal happiness, is vanity, as to sup- pose from the former words, that he taught the ab- solute necessity of living in habitual sin.
2. As you lay great stress upon the experience pi' the Apostle Paul, from his w r ords in the seventh pf Romans, it is necessary to examine this part of the subject with attention. It is matter of no little sur- prise, that any ...considerate man should take it for granted, that in this chapter the apostle should be relating his present experience and exercise, as an apostolic Christian, possessing the liberty of God''s children ; when it is so manifest, that he either in- troduced his experienceAvhile under the condemna- 160 LETTER IV.
tory sentence of the lav/, before he was delivered from its just sentence, merely to illustrate the doc- trine he had previously taught ; or otherwise simply personated any man who should be groaning under the burden of sin, from a just apprehension of its rage, while under the cutting sentence of the righte- ous law.

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