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Excerpt from A Critical Review of Wesleyan Perfection: In Twenty-Four Consecutive Arguments, in Which the Doctrine of Sin in Believers Is Discussed
Try to establish any uninspired man's Opinion. It is true we are largely indebted to the writings of others, but these are brought in in an incidental manner as having said things exactly suitable to sustain our view primarily taken from the Bible. They did not say them with a direct intention to sustain a view the same as our Own, for this they. Had not.
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