Modernism (2): Its Plan of Redemption and Sanctification

The Church of all ages has always maintained that the sin and depravity that is present in every one of us by nature proceeded from the fall of our first parents in Paradise and that man is so corrupt that he is wholly incap­able of doing any good and inclined to all evil. Modernism however teaches the very opposite. The fall of man, they teach, was a fall upwards rather than downwards, because man became like God knowing both good and evil. Since that time man was and still is under a process...