_Fourth._ The idea that the Divine Spirit must convert the man, and that it passes the unwilling soul without giving him ability that he may be tried, for a man must be able to attain the desired object, otherwise trial is mere mockery. So, according to this kind of teaching, justice is mocked, and the sinner is sent to perdition without anything more than a mock trial; _i.e._, without being tried. If this be not true, the theory of helplessness growing out of Adam’s sin is utterly false, and man’s salvation, under all dispensations, is presented to us as a matter that was, and is, disposed of by himself, he being able, in his own natural strength, to turn and prepare himself to faith and calling upon God. Again, all men pray. It is instinctive to pray. It is an instinct that defies reason and philosophy. If men have not “natural strength to turn and prepare themselves to faith and calling upon God,” then they are not _naturally_ responsible _nor_ accountable. _Fifth._ The idea that the Spirit goes to the unwilling sinner to give him a good will, and then, because the man is not willing already, departs from him, leaving him in his sins to continue in his helpless, wicked condition until, having passed a mock judgment, he is banished to outer darkness, for if the man was never able to do otherwise on account of his helplessness, why should he be condemned? Tell him it is for his own deeds and you mock his good sense. _Sixth._ The idea that Christ died for an elect few, and damns all the balance because they don’t believe he died for them, _when he did not_. _Seventh._ The idea that Christ died for a few, and commissioned his disciples to preach the fact to all nations—to every creature, as “glad tidings of great joy,” which was “to be unto all people,” when it is, according to the doctrine that he did not die for all, positively no good news to any soul that was passed by. _Eighth._ The idea that all who are finally lost, will be in that sad condition because of unbelief, when, if they had believed that Christ died for them they would have believed a falsehood, because Calvinists say no soul for whom Jesus died will be lost. A SUMMARY OF TRUTH. _First._ By the transgression man’s eyes were opened, and he became as God, to know good and evil. _Second._ He has always had intellectual and moral ability to turn and serve God, and so enjoy his divine favor. _Third._ He has been required in every dispensation to do this. _Fourth._ Christ died for all men. _Fifth._ All men may turn and be saved. _Sixth._ God is no respecter of persons; but in every nation he that feareth him and worketh righteousness shall be accepted with him. Protestants, do you believe the Bible? Then throw away your errors. LET THE LOWER LIGHTS BE BURNING!