Someone (it may have been Mark Twain) once said, "The doctrine of sin is the doctrine that enjoys both the least general acceptance and the most objective proof."
I just witnessed a stranger saying to his over-tired, crying and disobedient three-year-old, "Keep it up, and I'll give you a reason to cry."
There are few sentiments which prove with greater acuity humanity's need for saving.
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I believe it was Chesterton, but Twain may have said it too!
Thanks for the excellent feedback on my PCUSA exegesis exam.
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