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The truth is, (which I pray you to notice,) it is not properly our unworthiness, but our pride and haughtiness that hinder us from coming to Christ; for we would have something from ourselves, and not all from him.
Thomas Hooker — Thomas Hooker, The Poor Doubting Christian Drawn to Christ (Hartford: Robins and Smith, 1845 ed. of the earlier treatise).
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