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To admit the existence of a few facts, without possessing any sense of their humiliating implication, their holy nature, their vast importance, or the practical consequences that attach to them, is to admit the body without the spirit.
Andrew Fuller — The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation (1786; later ed.), Part I on nominal belief of the gospel
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