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There is nothing in the world that renders a man more unlike to a saint, and more like to Satan'than to argue from God's mercy to sinful liberty; from divine goodness to licentiousness. This is the devil's logic, and in whomever you find it, you may write, 'This soul is lost!' A man may as truly say, 'the sea burns', or 'the fire cools'as that God's free grace and mercy should make a truly gracious soul to live wickedly.
Thomas Brooks — Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices
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