The Paradox of Salvation and Human Sinfulness

This chapter examines the theological dilemma of why a merciful God does not save everyone, focusing on humanity's inherent sinful nature through a Christian worldview. With references to Augustine's analogies and discussions on original sin and concupiscence, the conversation challenges modern assumptions of human goodness and the cultural understanding of morality. It contrasts Protestant and Roman Catholic perspectives on righteousness and the implications of humanity's fallen state, advocating for a deeper recognition of the need for transformation in the human heart.

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