Copeland's Theology of the Fall

The fall is really an exchange of the human nature with the satanic nature. So we, in us, the same principle is continually at work ever since the fall. I think Copeland pushes that into more of an extreme here. He's building up everything on panantheism than the defecation of man and then giving man this power and authority as the next level. This is actually quite common in progressive Christianity. In fact, one of the chapters in Universal Christ is called Original Goodness, not Original Sin.

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