sistent with the justice of God. — Makes Grod the Author of Sin.
— Inconsistent with Free Agency 254
§ 14. Seat of Original Sin 254
The whole Soul its Seat 255
S 16 Inability 257
Doctrine as stated in the Protestant Symbols. — The Nature of the Sinner's Inability ......... 260
Inability not mere Disinclination. — Arises from the want of Spir- itual Discernment. — Asserted only in reference to •' Things of the Spirit." — In what sense Natural. — In what sense Moral. — Objections to the popular Distinction between Natural and Moral Ability 265
Proof of the Doctrine 267
The Negative Argument. — Involved in the Doctrine of Original Sin.
— Argument from the Necessity of the Spirit's Influence. — From Experience. — Objections. — Inconsistent with Moral Obligation.
— Destroys the Motives to Exertion. — Encoiu-ages Delay . 276