Hobbes: Credited through Religion :: social issues

Hobbes Credited through ReligionAlthough the Catholic faith states that Baptism removes the penalty for past sins including the master key sin, it doesnt remove the effects of original sin. It doesnt keep you from sinning. If one is a human being, they sin and thus they are considered bad. This is a fact and it is supported by Biblical texts. Three instances of such will be listed here along with the location of more. The first is Ecclesiastes 720 (NKJV) reading For there is not a just man on earth who does life-threatening and does not sin. The second is similar and is spoken by Jesus himself (Mark 1018 NKJV) Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God. This statement is do in response to a man calling Jesus good or blameless or pure. The third is from I John 18 (NKJV). It states If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. This means that it is untruthful to say that we, humans, may are without sin. More instances of this ass ertion may be found in I King 846, II Chronicles 636, Psalms 143, Psalms 533, Romans 312, Romans 310, and I John 110. By a Merriam-Webster dictionary, one antonym of the adjective, good, is evil. through this, we may determine that all humans are evil because of their sinful nature. God is greater than our heart, and knows all things. (1 John 320, NKJV) God is omniscient He knows all that has been, is, and will be. One example of this is as such Before God created Adam and Eve, He knew, in His infinite knowledge, of all that has been and will be, that monster would tempt Eve and cause her to eat the forbidden fruit. Since He does not change free will, He did not change the out come. He made His divine plan around this happening. Whether you happen to believe this, the Mormon and a heretical view on Adam and Eve, this is a Biblical example of conclusiona belief that everything that happens was predestined or that everything that happens was meant to happen. Another Biblical example of determination would be predestinationthe belief that since God knew everything that would happen before it happened, He knew who was going to heaven before they lived. These are just two beliefs held by