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Think of sin as spir
Think of sin as spiritual genes. When you have a baby, he or she will take on certain characteristics of you because he or she came from you. Likewise our children inherit our characteristics as well. Furthermore, children learn from their parents. If dad has a bad temper, There is a good chance I will have one. In your example of the prison, here is the difference. Children are born with a sin nature, but they are not born sinning. If a small child dies, it is my belief that he or she goes to be with our Father. There is what is called an age of accountability. Now if that child born to the prison mates, grows a little older and starts stealing, etc. now he or she is guilty of a crime. So essentially, we do have choices, but with the perpensity for sin that we are born with, along with a tempter and a world full of evil, we fall prey and sin, basically because we are all born selfish.
Think about the suffering that God was willing to do for you, so that you could be saved from the law of sin a death. He suffered immensely, and gave His life for you. There are things that we don't understand, but as we trust God, little by little, our faith grows. I suggest that you read the account of Joseph. Begin with Genesis 37:2.
Yes... i agree... adam has a free will... but a this free will should be affecting him alone.. not others... let's correct the example i said...
Assume there is a kind of prison that is mixed (men with women together)... a man and a women did something wrong and were put in that prison.. after that.. they gave birth to a child in that prison... logically... the prison will allow that child to get out of it because he is not guilty of anything... it is not fair to keep him there... so if a "hero" comes and says "hey child... ill get u out of here"... (and remember he already said that after a LONG time of being in prison)..... this is not a GIFT from that hero... no... this is the child's right to be out of it because he did nothing to be inside... and not just that.. this right is back to him very LATE.... so dont tell me the one who got him out of the prison is a hero... no... he is just correcting the mistake of leaving this child inside prison without doing anything wrong...
Think of sin as spiritual genes. When you have a baby, he or she will take on certain characteristics of you because he or she came from you. Likewise our children inherit our characteristics as well. Furthermore, children learn from their parents. If dad has a bad temper, There is a good chance I will have one. In your example of the prison, here is the difference. Children are born with a sin nature, but they are not born sinning. If a small child dies, it is my belief that he or she goes to be with our Father. There is what is called an age of accountability. Now if that child born to the prison mates, grows a little older and starts stealing, etc. now he or she is guilty of a crime. So essentially, we do have choices, but with the perpensity for sin that we are born with, along with a tempter and a world full of evil, we fall prey and sin, basically because we are all born selfish.
Think about the suffering that God was willing to do for you, so that you could be saved from the law of sin a death. He suffered immensely, and gave His life for you. There are things that we don't understand, but as we trust God, little by little, our faith grows. I suggest that you read the account of Joseph. Begin with Genesis 37:2.
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