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This will, given time, lead a person to choose pleasing self instead of obeying God - which is the basics of sin. There is, however, another aspect of sin that involves being an alien from the Covenant ie a Gentile (see Galatians 2:15). But that has nothing to do with any supposed physical predisposition to disobedience to moral law (which would be an oxymoron). |
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However, as noted earlier, there is a sense in which a Gentile was de facto a "sinner" simply by being a Gentile, but that's a Covenantal issue, not a strictly moral issue. |
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When King David said he was born in sin and shapened in iniquity was he the exception?
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It seems that in your theology, it is possible, though unlikely, nevertheless possible for a person to be righteous on their own.
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How do you explain how the Bible presents the effects of Adam's disobedience vs. Jesus Christ's obedience?
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Besides, he did not say he was born in sin. This should be a clue that you may have been taught something that comes from man's tradition rather than the Word. The only person(s) ever to use the term "born in sin" or close to it were the Pharisees (John 9:34) and it is doubtful their doctrine was correct. After all, Jesus told us to beware of their doctrine. Shapen in iniquity likewise does not mean "shaped with or by or possessing iniquity". It can only mean that David's mother sinned in getting pregnant with him. Thus he says "in sin did my mother conceive me." His mother conceived him, in sin. Yet we know of no scripture which attests to David being born of fornication. Therefore he is giving a hyperbolic expression of contrition and abasing himself before God. He is saying in effect "I suck, God, from start to finish." He was not establishing a doctrine of inherent biological sinfulness. That would have to wait until Augustine. |
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