If we miss this chance we shall have lived in vain. At the very thought of such a doom we sink into fathomless depths of self-pity. Although the passions have always lied, man always believes the next. His passions, his desires are his only hope. So having been freed from God's standard of right and wrong, man is enslaved to his passions.
Man is but a lowly creature with the appetites of a god.
No wonder the gargoyles are laughing. David Crabtree , who holds an M.A. in classical Greek and a Ph.D. in history, has been a teacher at McKenzie Study Center since 1982. The focus of David's teaching at MSC has been deriving doctrine from exegesis, biblical languages, Genesis, church history, and philosophy of education. Copyright June 1993 by McKenzie Study Center.