Our hearts are so prone to idolatry that we cannot but be continually forging new gods for ourselves.
Protestant reformer
Institutes of the Christian Religion, Book I, Chapter XI
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Controversial"Though the will of God is the highest rule of justice, and all that he wills is to be held for righteous, yet he has not deemed it sufficient for us to acquiesce in his bare will, but has added reason…"
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