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Subject: Adam's fall from eden, and free will

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silverfox

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Date Posted: 15:32:37 05/05/04 Wed

Okay i have too questions here. FIrst u probably read my debate on the exwitch site but is adam being kicked out of the graden of eden really fair. Many tried to say that understanding right from wrong or having a concept of no is different then sin. However even with a concept of no how can u have a concept that it is wrong to go against what some one says when they say no if u have no idea what sin is. I find it kind of problematic in a sense and unjustified. However here is my second question my textbook got me thinking aobut while in the graden as my textbook states we had the choice to sin or not to sin. However once we fell we did not get the choice on if we sin or not. While christianity sees christ as how we get rid of sin or wash it away, i am curious how christainity works in free will with the concpet of original sin. If we have free will shouldn't we be able to chose if we sin or not regardless of if we choice christ. I mean i find it unfair to esstinaly make everyone condmened for anothers actions

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