why we've grouped some questions around original sin?
Baptism is not for infants or children; several important facts exist in Scripture regarding the eligibility of someone to be baptized “in the name of Jesus Christ” :
- The person must be old enough to understand right from [more]
Categories: Catholicism, SalvationTags: accountability, baptism, false teaching, original sin, salvation, TULIP- The person must be old enough to understand right from [more]
Sin is an unfortunate reality in this world. The remedy for sin and evil in this world has been pursued and framed by many different movements. Recently, the “New Age” philosophy has centered around man’s own ability to do [more]
Categories: Bible Concepts, Jesus the SonTags: Jesus, judgment, original sin, righteousness, salvation, sin, TULIP
Baptism “for the forgiveness of sins” is a statement Peter makes in his sermon on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:38 ). The preposition “for” comes from the Greek word “eis” which is defined by [more]
Categories: SalvationTags: baptism, calling on the Lord, false teaching, Greek words, obey, original sin, righteousness, salvation, Scripture, sin, TULIP
The concept that God was fully human is a difficult one for mere mortals to grasp. Even the phrase “God incarnate” does not give the full impact. According to Dictionary.com the word incarnate means “embodied in [more]
Categories: God the Father, Jesus the Son, The GodheadTags: doctrine, gnosticism, God, Jesus, original sin
The idea that we will be judged according to works is a remarkably contentious one. It would seem that the thought of being “judged according to works” requires that God’s grace must be denied. In other words, to say that [more]
Categories: Reformed/Calvinism, SalvationTags: accountability, baptism, faith, grace, judgment, obey, original sin, righteousness, sin, truth
Understanding how Jesus is both God and man has challenged scholars for centuries. Another Bible question site concludes, “While a certain amount of mystery will always accompany this issue, both Scripture and, to a lesser extent, [more]
Categories: Holy Spirit, Jesus the SonTags: gnosticism, God's character, Holy Spirit, Jesus, original sin
Free will: “Whether free will exists, what it is and the implications of whether it exists or not are some of the longest-running debates of philosophy and religion.” This is well-stated from Wikipedia. A search on [more]
Categories: Bible Concepts, Reformed/CalvinismTags: Bible, doctrine, faith, obey, original sin, righteousness, salvation, sin, TULIP
Does the Bible have anything to say about an individual’s age of accountability to God? Does a person reach a point in their lifetime when they are responsible for their sin and require reconciliation to God?
Some might say, “No.” In [more]
Categories: Bible Concepts, Catholicism, Reformed/Calvinism, SalvationTags: accountability, original sin, salvation, sin, TULIP
The doctrine of original sin is typically credited to Augustine of Hippo (334-430), but he credits Irenaeus of Lyon, Bishop of Lyon (130-202). It’s a belief widely held between both Catholic and Protestant Christian religions. While the doctrine of [more]
Did Jesus sin while He walked the earth? Some might argue the question is mute, believing that He couldn’t sin since He was the Son of God. However, Scripture is clear on that point — while Jesus was the Son [more]
Categories: Jesus the SonTags: Jesus, obey, original sin, righteousness, sin
