gengwall

Two comments.

1. I do not believe Eve had a sin nature. That doesn’t mean I believe she was incapable of sinning. I would like to continue exploring whether or not “desire” was sinful, but if you require a second witness to that sin before you would even consider it was “more than neutral”, we are at a dead end. That is why I am attempting to compare it to Adam’s sin of “rule” which I am not yet convinced there is a second (or third) witness to. We maybe can focus in on the witnesses to Adam’s future sin in vss. 22-24, although this discussion over the conjunctions intrigues me too.

2. I said: “As suspicious as I am of “desire” or “turning” as a virtue, I find the thought of it being relatively inconsequential blather on God’s part to be unfathomable.” Now, what part of “on God’s part” makes you think “relatively inconsequential blather” is directed at you. LOL.