One more thing about how humans are constituted. Calvin claims at the end of the chapter that Adam was culpable for his decisions because he had been given a 'governing' will. This was part of his soul and would have told him the right thing to do. He didn't do the right thing. So, he was rightly judged.
Now, hang on. That sounds a lot like trichotimism, doesn't it? I thought humans only had two parts! Where did all this 'will' stuff come from?
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