Paul's Epistle to the Romans

Paul's Epistle to the Romans
The sins of cultured people are essentially the same as those of the heathen. Although a moralist may argue that he has not committed every sin in the book, he should remember the following facts:
1. He is capable of committing them all.
2. By breaking one commandment, he is guilty of all. “For whoever shall keep
the whole Law, and yet stumble in one point, he is guilty of all” (Jas. 2:10).3. He has committed sins of thought which he may never have committed in
actual deed, and these are forbidden by the word.