An Essay on the Extent of Human and Divine Agency in the Production of Saving Faith (Classic Reprint)

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The principal cause 'of this, no doubt, must be' sought for in the feelings of the human heart. But certainly something, it must be admitted, is to be attributed to the mode in which this doctrine is frequently taught -both from the press and in the pul pit. One class of writers upon the subject of faith seem to overlook divine agency al together, or 1 to teach it in such a manner that it seems introduced rather because it is believed to be a doctrine of the Bible, than because it is considered, a matter of indis pensable importance. Another class, on the other band, who really desire to. Give the doc trine the place it deserves, defeat in a great measure their design by stating. It in too general terms.

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