St. Paul says, “The cross to them indeed that perish is foolishness; but to them that are saved the power of God.” I. Cor. I., 18.

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All, whether good or bad, perish as far as this earthly life is concerned, by natural death. But the cross is folly to those who are spiritually dead in sin. When a man commits serious sin he drives God’s grace out of his soul. His soul is then dead to a spiritual and supernatural life until he recovers God’s grace by repentance.

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