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For questions pertaining to the doctrine that humanity is in a state of sin since Adam and Eve sinned by disobeying God.
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Is man born in God's image, or was that just Adam? [closed]
I have noticed many Christians say 'we were born in God’s image', but the scripture seems to imply that men are 'born in the image of their Father, the Devil?'
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This is how we know w …
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Does any church denomination believe it possible to go one moment without sinning?
In looking at the opposite of this question posted here, I realized it seems better to raise this question in the reverse.
Assuming the doctrine of original sin, and God's work of the holy Spirit in …
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How did Luther and Calvin view Christian perfectionism?
The question is as simple as the title. Some Christians believe we can enter a state without sin. How did Luther and Calvin view that kind of concept?
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What is the Catholic biblical or canon basis saying some moral works without grace (transien...
I am trying to clarify the difference in my own mind between a traditional Catholic and traditional Protestant view of grace, specifically in terms of the 'works of unbelievers'. It seems hard to accu …
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Why is the word ‘concupiscence’ so important in understanding the difference between a Catho...
I have noticed this word ‘concupiscence’ a lot while studying Catholic Theology. It seems to significantly change what ‘Original Sin’ means, making a Catholic meaning of ‘Original Sin’ very different …
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What is the biblical basis for concluding that 'all moral works' done without grace are sinful?
Jonathan Edwards, a renowned Christian thinker and past president of Princeton University said:
So long as men are in their natural state, they not only have no good thing, but it is impossible th …
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Are Protestants the only group that considered themselves really sinful, or is there some ot...
When Luther broke from Catholic traditions and (according to Protestants) returned to early Catholic faith and to the teaching of the gospel in the New Testament, a lot of attention was paid on the ma …
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