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Old 03-24-2008, 11:47 PM
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Please take this as an honest question asked (I do not mean it in a flipped or uncaring way), but if imputed sin does not damn us wouldn't abortion be the greatest evangelistic tool available to man?
James, I am just asking if there is any scripture that speaks on this, that's all. Is there any record of one being damned because of imputed sin?
This seems to fit....

Romans 5:12-19

"... so death {I read spiritual death - i.e. damnation} spread to all men" to mean that imputed sin does damn us. Thoughts?
I think so, brother James. If we try and lessen the effects of imputed sin then I think you lose the parallel of Christ's imputed righteousness to our account. Just as it was a sin outside of ourselves that damns all men, so it is a righteousness outside of ourselves that justifies the elect.

I think keeping the parallel between Adam as our first head and Christ (the last Adam) as our second head is essential to the doctrine of justification by faith alone.
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