Religious Studies - 5 - Christianity - Beliefs & Teachings - 184 - Salvation - Sin Flashcards

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What is a sin?

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An immoral act that goes against God’s law.

Sin is often considered a violation of divine commandments.

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What does the Bible discuss regarding sin?

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Ideas about human sinfulness and its link with salvation.

The Bible elaborates on the nature of sin and the need for redemption.

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What is Original sin according to Christian belief?

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The tendency to disobey God

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What event is believed to have introduced Original sin into the world?

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The Fall

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Who were the first humans that disobeyed God and caused Original sin?

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Adam and Eve

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What was the consequence of Adam and Eve’s disobedience to God?

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They were sent out of the Garden of Eden

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How is Original sin transmitted according to Christian doctrine?

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Passed down from generation to generation

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What does Original sin cause humans to do?

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Do things that go against God’s law

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What is the effect of Original sin on the relationship between humans and God?

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It separates humans from God

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What is a common objection modern Christians have regarding original sin?

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It would be unfair for God to punish all humanity for an act committed by one man.

This objection highlights concerns about justice and fairness in theological interpretations.

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What interpretation do many modern Christians take regarding the events of the Fall?

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A non-literal interpretation of the Bible.

This perspective suggests that the events described may not have occurred as historical facts.

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What is a challenge in explaining original sin in biological terms?

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It’s hard to explain how original sin actually passed from one generation to the next.

This challenge raises questions about the transmission of sin and its implications for human nature.

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What is original sin often understood to represent in modern Christianity?

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A useful way of understanding that humans are prone to doing bad things and acting in a way that is against God’s law.

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