schizm said:
What 'exactly' changed in Adam when he sinned?--Gumby's topic title
: Nothing! Absolutely nothing changed in Adam when he sinned.
Well, your statement agrees with the Bible about what changed "IN" Adam.
: His circumstances is what changed. Whereas he had been allowed to partake of the life-prolonging fruit of the tree of life, once he had disrespected God's command he was barred from doing so anymore.
: Your question has a very simple answer, Gumbish.
Your answer is a very stupid naive or uninformed one, and I'll show you why.
Show from Genesis where Adam and his mate were ever allowed to and actually DID partake from the "life-prolonging fruit of the tree of life." I want chapter and verse and I want a sound argument. (God provides what we need to make decisions that affect our eternal destinity, right? Therefore, God would have unambiguous statements in Genesis that we could understand. Right?)
And don't give me gibberish. I hate gibberish.
Farkel