throughout the whole of man is nothing that is good.
 Martin Luther, Table Talk (1566). copy citation

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Author Martin Luther
Source Table Talk
Topic good
Date 1566
Language English
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Note Translated by William Hazlitt
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Context

“We know not rightly what we become after the fall of our first parents; what from our mothers we have brought with us. For we have altogether, a confounded, corrupt, and poisoned nature, both in body and soul; throughout the whole of man is nothing that is good. This is my absolute opinion: he that will maintain that man’s free-will is able to do or work anything in spiritual cases be they never so small, denies Christ. This I have maintained in my writings, especially in those against Erasmus, one of the learnedest men in the whole world, and thereby will I remain, for I know it to be the truth, though all the world should be against it;” source