The development of humanism arguably owesd much of its origin to the Christian belief that God could take human form. Rather than contesting whether that could be true I don't see how the incarnation could alter the status of humanity as a whole, rather than being...
please expand on this, not sure I get the relevance of what you're saying
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point of relevance: You have no idea what youre talking about on the subject of sin.
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Explain your objection, or I have to assume you don't know what you're talking about either
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primarily I offer sourcing on the concept prior to any argument since your edification is more important than any disagreement we may have A. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14004b.htm … B. http://biblehub.com/greek/266.htm
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Secondarily its clear that you dont understand that historically error (missing the mark) and evil were both understood outside of revelation or the jewish and christian traditions because it is easily intuited and perceived in reality itself
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I dont dispute your ability to disagree on the nature of The Fall or the explicit rationale of the Crucifixion & Resurrection but the detailing of living as the Battle between Good and Evil as the central struggle of Humanity and our Salvation is the Center of Christianity
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God bestowing of Life and care for our Acts in existence and the state of your Being is what the entire thing is about and it cant just be handwaved away. I could pinpoint your error more if you elaborate but its clear youre unaware of even the basics on the subject.
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