The viewpoint being taught by the doctor emphasizes the importance of understanding the root causes of things, rather than just focusing on the process or means. It is necessary for us to recognize the true effects that stem from these causes, as they provide insight into the nature of sin. Sin is not simply a behavioral mistake; it is a deep corruption that affects the entirety of a person. This understanding of sin is based on the perspective of a perfectly holy God. Before changing a person's behavior, God first addresses the heart of the individual and reveals the depth of their sin. Only God truly knows the depths of the human heart, whereas individuals may not fully comprehend their own hearts. Genuine truth can only be found in the word of truth, as it illuminates our understanding. In contrast, lies arise from an incomplete understanding of the underlying causes. Therefore, all people are inclined to deceive themselves to some extent. This is why we uphold the concept of total inability. It is because we recognize that our moral capacity is insufficient when approaching a supremely holy God. God imparts all truth to us through the process of regeneration and illumination. In order for a person to respond to God's grace, they must fully submit to the nature of God. If a person is capable of reforming themselves, it implies that their sin is not as severe as it is portrayed in scripture. Without a complete acknowledgment of humanity's complete inability to atone for their own sin, we are left with a belief in the power of human transformation. However, it is evident that no person can approach God by adding their own words to scripture or redefining historically established doctrines of grace. True reality is not found in philosophical concepts, but rather in the very words of the Bible itself.