Summary
This quote suggests that the act of repentance arises from a lack of the ability or capacity to commit sin. It implies that if one possessed the power or capability to continue sinning, they would not feel the need to repent. In essence, repentance is not so much a choice, but rather a response to our own limitations and constraints that prevent us from indulging in sinful behavior. It suggests that the desire to repent is driven by our recognition of our own weaknesses and limitations in resisting or avoiding temptation.
Topics
Forgiveness
By John Dryden
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