Scripture shows Adam brought sin and death, Christ brought ransom and life; justification is Jehovah’s declaration of righteousness through obedient faith.
Does Original Sin Make the Atonement and Justification Necessary?
The Fall of Man: From Perfection to Imperfection in Eden
Eden’s rebellion shattered human uprightness, introduced death, and spread imperfection—yet Jehovah announced redemption and a coming deliverer from the start.
Augustine, Bishop of Hippo (354–430 C.E.): His Theology, Legacy, and the Evangelical Critique
Augustine of Hippo greatly influenced Western Christianity, yet his teachings on original sin and ecclesiology attract significant critiques from biblical scholars.
Original Sin, the Atonement and Justification
The article discusses Original Sin, Atonement, and Justification, explaining their theological significance for understanding salvation and reconciliation with God.
Pelagianism: A Biblical Apologetic Rebuttal of the Denial of Original Sin and Grace
Pelagianism challenges biblical doctrines of original sin and grace, denying humanity's moral depravity and necessity for divine intervention in salvation.
Exploring the Depths of Genesis 1:1-2: Is There a Gap in the Creation Account?
This article delves into the intriguing Gap Theory and its implications for understanding the biblical creation narrative. This comprehensive analysis examines the possibility of a significant time lapse between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2, evaluating the theory's theological and scientific aspects, including its alignment with non-literal day creationism. The article also addresses alternative interpretations like the New Age Atlantis theory and scrutinizes these concepts through a rigorous biblical and linguistic lens, offering insightful perspectives on one of the Bible's most debated topics.
What Does the Bible Say About Sin and Sinners?
The Bible defines sin as any deviation from God’s will. All humans are born into sin through Adam, but salvation is found only in Jesus Christ.
