RE: Do I sin because of Adam?
April 3, 2013 at 9:53 pm
(This post was last modified: April 3, 2013 at 9:54 pm by Mystic.)
Sin is defined to be blameworthy.
A sin would not be blameworthy if we could not avoid the sin.
Therefore it's possible to avoid sins.
Therefore it's possible a human to be sinless.
If you reject the conclusion, it would mean sin is not always blameworthy or that it would be blameworthy even if we could not avoid it. Both of these are illogical. The conclusion necessarily follows.
There can be sinless humans or otherwise, sin doesn't exist.
A sin would not be blameworthy if we could not avoid the sin.
Therefore it's possible to avoid sins.
Therefore it's possible a human to be sinless.
If you reject the conclusion, it would mean sin is not always blameworthy or that it would be blameworthy even if we could not avoid it. Both of these are illogical. The conclusion necessarily follows.
There can be sinless humans or otherwise, sin doesn't exist.
