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Originally Posted by NightSpirit  Sorry, I thought it was clear from the context. I believe what Adam did caused physical death to enter into our existence, not give us a nature that is sinful even before we do anything.
I briefly menntioned my thoughts before on the doctrine of baptism of infants. That the Catholics believe we are born in sin and therefore worthy of damnation, we will not go to heaven if we die before being baptized.
Some other Christians also believe we need saving, not just from our own sins, from the sin of Adam but believe that God gives some grace toward children, that are not of the age of accountability.
I believe we are born with a fleshly body that loves pleasure but we are not guilty of sin or wrath, until we actually sin, which I believe means to use our bodies or minds to oppose God, which we all do. |
Perhaps. But then what will be different about us when the Earth is made into a paradise? Will we act any better then?
I am curious how you would answer Ecce Homo's points.