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You still didn't answer my question that you claimed to have answer for, and that is, what is "original sin" or where does it come from?

"The" original sin is the sin Adam did which resulted in his fall with the result of all of his progeny receiving a sin nature.
 
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"The" original sin is the sin Adam did which resulted in his fall with the result of all of his progeny receiving a sin nature.
So if he had lost a leg, that would have resulted in all his progeny having only one leg.

Sounds logical to me.
 
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I've heard that..looked at the bible and didn't see that. Long ago. No contradiction.

Perhaps you could elaborate a bit more with chapter and verses.
 
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You dodged the question.

You loaded the question. I am not forcing you to do anything. I am showing you the facts. If you want to ignore them, that is your choice. No forcing. No bullying. You can choose to hold beliefs that are contradicted by reality. Your choice.
 
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You forget...the creation fell. Hello mutations.
Lok at the blind cave fish.
would you ask why would God create a blind cave fish? He didn't. That happened after creation and the fall..like your examples.
 
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You forget...the creation fell. Hello mutations.
Lok at the blind cave fish.
would you ask why would God create a blind cave fish? He didn't. That happened after creation and the fall..like your examples.
You forget . . . Evidence. You need some. Hello evidence.
 
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What would you consider as evidence?

If mutations only entered into the human population just 6,000 years ago I would expect to see a much lower amount of genetic variation. I would also expect to see genetic equidistance between humans and all ape species.
 
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If mutations only entered into the human population just 6,000 years ago I would expect to see a much lower amount of genetic variation. I would also expect to see genetic equidistance between humans and all ape species.

I would expect to see a genetic difference because they were created as separate "species". Since the fall there has been mutations incurred.

Based upon what would expect to see a much lower amount of genetic variation
 
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If mutations only entered into the human population just 6,000 years ago I would expect to see a much lower amount of genetic variation. I would also expect to see genetic equidistance between humans and all ape species.

You forget that creationists can make up endless ad hoc hypotheses in order to hang onto their position. The hypotheses don't even need to have a biblical basis; they just need to explain away some inconvenient fact.
 
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You forget that creationists can make up endless ad hoc hypotheses in order to hang onto their position. The hypotheses don't even need to have a biblical basis; they just need to explain away some inconvenient fact.

Please remove Calvinist from your faith. You give them a bad name.
 
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