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Doctrine of Sin

National Association of Christian Ministers

The Doctrine of Sin: Humanity, Fall, and Redemption

The Doctrine of Sin: Humanity, Fall, and Redemption The doctrine of sin is not a gloomy footnote in Christian theology. It is the diagnostic lens through which the gospel becomes intelligible. Without it, redemption sounds optional, grace feels decorative, and the cross becomes sentimental rather than …

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