Theological Essays
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445, we stated that he was a member of the Westminster Assembly, and of the committee to draft the confession of faith, and the author of a large part of the catechism, and therefore, " a peculiarly competent witness as to the sense in which our formula- ries mean to teach the doctrine of imputation. "* But the Protestant thinks we had very good reasons for not ap- pealing to the old confessions. " What ? A Presbyterian and leave the Westminster confession out of view ? Why this ? was the spont...aneous question ! For a reason plain enough. The re- viewer recollected the answer he used to give, when a child, to a catechetical question, viz.. Sinned in him and fell with him in his first transgression. Indeed 1 Sinned in him ? Then there is something more than putative sin ; for here Adam's sin is our sin, and his guilt is our guilt, " and so on, p. 159. We shall endeavour to answer this seriously. What do our standards and old Cal- vinists generally mean when they say, "All mankind sinned in Adam ?" The expression obviously admits of two interpretations ; the one, that which the Protestant and Spectator would put upon it, viz.
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445, we stated that he was a member of the Westminster Assembly, and of the committee to draft the confession of faith, and the author of a large part of the catechism, and therefore, " a peculiarly competent witness as to the sense in which our formula- ries mean to teach the doctrine of imputation. "* But the Protestant thinks we had very good reasons for not ap- pealing to the old confessions. " What ? A Presbyterian and leave the Westminster confession out of view ? Why this ? was the spont...aneous question ! For a reason plain enough. The re- viewer recollected the answer he used to give, when a child, to a catechetical question, viz.. Sinned in him and fell with him in his first transgression. Indeed 1 Sinned in him ? Then there is something more than putative sin ; for here Adam's sin is our sin, and his guilt is our guilt, " and so on, p. 159. We shall endeavour to answer this seriously. What do our standards and old Cal- vinists generally mean when they say, "All mankind sinned in Adam ?" The expression obviously admits of two interpretations ; the one, that which the Protestant and Spectator would put upon it, viz.
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