I bow, I pray, I look to the sky and thank the heavens for this day of life. Many questions unanswered. How is it a child is born with sin with not even a chance to do wrong? Is not sin an error against the laws of God? It makes me wonder, it causes me confusion. I look a child in the eyes and see their mind in wonderment, bewildered by the visions around them. Pure love and innocence.

The son of God born without sin, a perfect man. Could it be that a child is not born a perfect human? The first man upon the earth, Adam. Another perfect man yet he sinned. He broke the laws of God, and became a sinner. He was created perfect yet sinned, unlike Jesus whom was without sin.

Two similar humans both being born in perfection. The only difference is that Adam broke the laws and chose not to follow the commands of God. He then became without law while Jesus died being faithful to his Father, never without the law.

A child is born not even knowing that God exists. Not even knowing the laws that God put before man to adhere to. So if we eliminate sin as meaning being imperfect because a perfect man can sin, it must mean that we are born without knowing the laws of God. Therefore we are all born sinners. A child can learn as early as the mind can comprehend. It would make sense that God communicated with his son since early development in the womb. Therefore Jesus was never without his Father being taught before he was born.

We all know sin to be an error against the laws of God. Once we correct the error and ask for forgiveness, we are no longer in sin. No person can adhere to, or even know the laws of God in perfection, therefore we are all sinners.......

Not so bad once you think about it. Just do your best to adhere to the laws of The Father. After all, the laws were put into effect for our own good, not in order to condemn us.......this is what religion is all about.

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