Re: THE PROBLEM WITH EVE, then ADAM

>Reply to article by: "1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorser"
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>Date written: Fri, 23 May 2008 06:29:34 +0100
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>The Silly Sage stated

The even sillier "1st Century Apostolic Tradition Endorser" replied...

>> One day Adam broke one of God's commandments by eating of the forbidden

>> tree

>> How could Adam be blamed for deliberately doing evil when he ate of the
>> forbidden tree, when Adam could not deliberately do evil because he
didn't 
>> know what evil was?

>> Adam can't be blamed for his actions, therefore God condemned an
innocent man
>> and thereby committed an injustice.

>As you just stated "One day Adam broke one of God's commandments by
eating of the forbidden tree"

Where is the "deliberately doing evil" part in that? Breaking commandments
or
rules is not always a bad thing.

But I bet that too went right over your head

>Thus I suggest you try reading the Bible, Genesis 3 would be an obvious
start.

I already have...now it is your turn

>> You inability to comprehend logic a three-year-old could understand
does not say
>> much about your ability to think sensibly.

>> I rest my case.

>You don't have one to rest.....{;o;}

Thank you for proving my point again :^)

The Sage

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