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Michael Scott Horton

“Not long ago I had a conversation with a Jewish rabbi who said to me, “You know, one of the greatest differences between our two religions is this idea that you’ve committed a sin just by desiring or thinking it. We believe you have to actually commit the physical act before it’s really sin. Otherwise,” he concluded with an incredulous chuckle, “we’d be sinning all the time!” “We are,” I replied. “That’s the whole point.”

Michael S. Horton, The Law of Perfect Freedom: Relating to God and Others through the Ten Commandments
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The Law of Perfect Freedom: Relating to God and Others through the Ten Commandments The Law of Perfect Freedom: Relating to God and Others through the Ten Commandments by Michael Scott Horton
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