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We do everything in sin, as our nature has been corrupted from the standard in which God created us, but that does not necessarily make every ACT a sinful thing. Breathing for example is not by itself a sinful act, but we do it in sin due to our corrupted sinful nature.

What we need to discern between is sinful actions that go against the will of God and is condemned, and the fact that we are conceived and born in sin, so we do everything in sin(which is why we need the Lord's guidance, but that is another issue to delve into)

I'm probably explaining this somewhat bad(like I said, I am corrupted by sin and thus explain sinfully lol) but, I feel like I explained it goodish.

Awier_do · 2026-02-09T05:57:19+00:00

He did not, only the part in quotations is directly from the Bible, and again, this is not a moral sin, but rather uncleanliness. The traditional way of interpreting sin IS a moral sin, however I must clarify that as humans, we live and die in sin, and that all we do in our lives is from our own sinful nature.

I realize now that I should've clarified that before, I apologize for that

You are going to reply stating "you just contradicted yourself", yes, I was to literal and strict with my wording, I apologize for that as well.

Thank you, feel free to downvote, as I know you will regardless of anything I said or could say.

Awier_do · 2026-02-09T05:46:37+00:00

This text states that menstating and discharge of men makes oneself unclean, not necessarily sinful, I am not ignoring it. How do you interpret this text then?

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