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[Augustine continues:] ‘For what makes both evil and good people blush is more rightly called evil than good.We do better to believe the apostle, who says, “Good does not dwell in my flesh” (Romans 7:18), than this man who calls it good.’
Rectius enim accipit nomen mali quam boni, unde erubescunt mali et boni, meliusque credimus Apostolo, qui dicit: " Quia non habitat in carne mea bonum " [n190] , quam huic, qui hoc dicit bonum.