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the old testement does not teach us that sin is inherited but christianity do :

one example :

[/FONT][/COLOR]12[COLOR=#001320]Therefore, just as through one man sin entered into the world, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men, because all sinned-

Romans 5:12

Seven : Christianity clearly teaches us that himanity inherited a simple sin from eating from a tree and that without the sacrifice of the son of god death was upon humanity , the quote is death in Adam, Life in Jesus!!!!!


Satan wants you to think you are doomed and you have no hope so that you can say whats the point
Satan is also crafty in another way; he comes and tells you are free from sin as long as you believe in that the son of god has taken the burdon and has died for any possible sin you could commit but ONLY AS LONG YOU BELIEVE IN THAT IDEA!!

peace to you and may god guide you to truth
The truth is we don't inherit another's sin. We commit our own sin. As a result of Adam's sin, sin entered into the world, but we commit our own sin; however, as a result of the last Adam (Jesus) righteousness can be received, but we must choose to meet God on His terms. You see sin is anything that separates one from God.
God must punish sin, because He is perfectly just. Jesus is like our big brother who took the punishment for us and this satisfied God's justice. Without Christ as our mediator, we must pay for our own sin which is to be cut off from God forever. Jesus said in hell there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. People are in hell saying "give me another chance to accept Christ as my savior so I don't have to suffer anymore punishment and torment" They will be told; "you had a chance." People's only hope in hell is that no one else goes to that horrible place of torment.

Jesus said, "You will die in your sin unless you believe I am He... No one comes to God except through me." Christians aren't the ones who call Jesus the divine son of God; it is the Scriptures that allude to Christ's divinity and it is the Scriptures that explicitly state Jesus is the son of God. God is who I choose to believe. I am not going to let an Islamic message pull me away from the truth. If Islam's prophet was all you say, the Bible would be replete with clear reference that cut a straight unequivocal path to Him, but God didn't do that so Muslims don't have to pick out ambiguity to confirm the right path when Jesus told you straight out "I am the way" Muslims ignore this at their own spiritual peril.

I wish you peace and truth