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Originally Posted by moral necessity Do you know which verses they had the most problems with, that were viewed as reflecting antinomian thinking? | All sin we finde is out of minde,
the Saints are made divine
First in the love of God above
in glory they do shine.
A distinctive of Antinomian teaching is that God sees no sin in the saints. The reformed taught that indwelling sin was a continuing presence which saints were obliged to mortify, as clearly taught in the Old and New Testament Scriptures. | That is quite correct; though I got the impression that Thomas Edwards' main problem with it was that it was being sung in place of the Psalms of David.
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Daniel Ritchie
Saintfield, Northern Ireland - Queen's University, Belfast:History/Politics
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