"Observe the youth’s misconception of man’s role in the plan of salvation. 'What good thing shall I do?' he asked. This has been the universal misconception since the Fall of man. This misconception, still shared by millions today, is the natural reaction of the carnal heart to the consciousness of need. It is the mistaken belief upon which all the religions of the world have been built, the belief that man, whose nature is sinful, must perform some work or attain some merit which will entitle him to Heaven." - Philip R. LiCalziQuote
"Observe the youth’s misconception of man’s role in the plan of salvation. 'What good thing shall I do?' he asked. This has been the universal misconception since the Fall of man. This misconception, still shared by millions today, is the natural reaction of the carnal heart to the consciousness of need. It is the mistaken belief upon which all the religions of the world have been built, the belief that man, whose nature is sinful, must perform some work or attain some merit which will entitle him to Heaven." - Philip R. LiCalzi