Jesus's sacrifice

[Shell B]

Wait, I thought the hypothetical scenario was that a child killed some one before they had had time to learn that doing so was wrong? Is the pypothetical story different, or am I just confused here?

In any case, it could be that in killing that person, the child will have learned that killing is wrong and why. Understanding can come from experience, though it need not to in this case. Perhaps there is some other reason for thsi event. Who is to say?

It's not a hypothetical scenario. It has happened. If god were so great, he would have bestowed his infinite wisdom upon that child and saved the rest of us the heartache of bearing witness (in a way) to such events.

My question, basically, is why is a person capable of sin before they know right from wrong?

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"Forgive them, Father...they know not what they do.

Horseshit. Here we try them as adults.

And then let them out when they're in their twenties. Looks like the judicial system is as fucked up as god's will.