Have I Committed the Unpardonable Sin & The Man in the Iron Cage

The sin against the Holy Spirit is not to be regarded simply as an isolated act, but as the external symptom of a heart so radically and finally set against God that no power which God can consistently use will ever save it. This sin, therefore, can be only the culmination of a long course of self- hardening and self-depraving. He who has committed it must be either profoundly indifferent to his own condition, or actively and bitterly hostile to God so that anxiety or fear on account of one's condition is evidence that it has not been committed. A H Strong, also an in depth historical study of the Man in the Iron Cage.