Others are far worse than me. B. We must realize our schemes for reform are hopeless. We may not understand our addiction, but we remain responsible- responsible to recognize our helplessness. There is a heavy emphasis on the Law. B. Paul speaks as a sinful, disobedient Christian.
Person desires to do what is right but lacks power.
C. Paul speaks as a normal Christian. He joyfully agrees with God's law. He wishes to do good. He serves God with mind. The disparity within verse 25 becomes understandable.