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Are you responsible for your father's sins?
- Thread starter ProfLogic
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Faint
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It's inherited death due to the sin of Adam/Eve. ProfLogic's point is valid. According to scripture, the reason people die, have to "toil" (most of us anyway), have pain in childbirth, get bitten by snakes is because of this inherited guilt for the alleged crimes of a pair of ancient ancestors. It's a good thing our legal system doesn't work this way.beckysoup61 said:
Sorry, I was impatient.SoyLeche said:
In other news, Prof...take notes.
12 There is nothing in the Bible that specifically points out original sin.
To the contrary: post 13 copies one.
18 natural death caused by Adam and Eve falling, not sin.
"the wages of sin is death," Rm 6:23;
"sin brings forth death," Jm 1:15;
"do not eat, for in the day you eat of it you shall surely die," Gen 2:17;
"alienated from the life of God," Eph 4:18
22 David was not referring to mankind as a whole, but to his own mother.
David, and she, exemplify the whole of mankind, like me, 'n u;
except One (2 Cor 5:21; etc); who r conceived in iniquity,
and thus born with sin, our sinful natures
re 26 Sin, like death,'s depressing
To the contrary: post 13 copies one.
18 natural death caused by Adam and Eve falling, not sin.
"the wages of sin is death," Rm 6:23;
"sin brings forth death," Jm 1:15;
"do not eat, for in the day you eat of it you shall surely die," Gen 2:17;
"alienated from the life of God," Eph 4:18
22 David was not referring to mankind as a whole, but to his own mother.
David, and she, exemplify the whole of mankind, like me, 'n u;
except One (2 Cor 5:21; etc); who r conceived in iniquity,
and thus born with sin, our sinful natures
re 26 Sin, like death,'s depressing
Faint
Well-Known Member
Okay okay, but in the story (the first one, not the LDS sequel) they broke God's rules. Doesn't that classify as a sin (i.e. "transgression of the law of God")?beckysoup61 said:
Faint said:
Beckysoup is a sweet lovable person.... even though she chastizes me she shares information..... You can probably use this.... bible the translated book of a king which was later compiled by a group of men who determined which stories should be used in order for people to follow due to the fact that they did not really have any laws to govern their lives during the old days since they were not educated enough to have a mind of their own.
Becky really wants to enligthen people about the LDS belief for that we should thank her, so people get more educated on their beliefs.
