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Though man, in his natural state, is spiritually dead, that is, entirely destitute of any spark of true holiness, yet is he still a reasonable being, and has a conscience by which he is capable of discerning the difference between good and evil, and of feeling the force of moral obligation.
Archibald Alexander — Thoughts on Religious Experience (Presbyterian Board of Publication), p. 31 (section on conviction of sin)
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