John Calvin — "Therefore, the bondage of the will to sin remains and yet such slavery is a volu…"
Therefore, the bondage of the will to sin remains and yet such slavery is a voluntary and willful captivity.
Therefore, the bondage of the will to sin remains and yet such slavery is a voluntary and willful captivity.
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"All good things proceed from God, and all evil things from ourselves."
"The reprobate are without excuse, because the knowledge of God is sufficiently manifested to them, though they reject it."
"However many blessings we expect from God, His infinite liberality will always exceed all our wishes and our thoughts."
"We cannot be sure of our salvation unless we have known our condemnation."
"We are debtors to God, and can never pay the debt."
Institutes of the Christian Religion, Book II, Chapter 3, Section 5
Date: 1559
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