Question about original sin.

[verismo]

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Okay. Now I'm totally confused. First you say it's universal now you say it's only Christians. ​

Sorry for the confusion. Maybe you could clear it up for me.​

God bless​

Ok, no problem, show me where I said universal, and we'll start there.

 

[verismo]

OH, ok ok ok ...this:

"So, it is universal on both sides, but the resurrection is conditional to those who believe in Him."

Ok, a confusing sentence I guess...

Universal, but conditional... Christ came to save everyone, but not everyone will be.

The condition is being Christ's.

Like general conditional forgiveness. We are forgiven of all-the gereral part- (that we repent of) the condition. Universal, with requirements.

Clearer?

 

[Reformationist]

OH, ok ok ok ...this:

"So, it is universal on both sides, but the resurrection is conditional to those who believe in Him."

Ok, a confusing sentence I guess...

Universal, but conditional... Christ came to save everyone, but not everyone will be.

So the intent was universal but the result is limited based on those who meet the prerequisite conditions?

The condition is being Christ's.

What causes us to "be Christ's?"

Like general conditional forgiveness. We are forgiven of all-the gereral part- (that we repent of) the condition. Universal, with requirements.

Sorry. I don't have a clue what you mean by this.

Clearer?

We'll see.

God bless

 

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When did the theological councils change it from "Imputed" to "Inputed" righteousness?