What does the material say about Man and Sin?

What does the material say about Man and Sin?

• A. People Are Incapable Of Sin.
• B. Sin Was Not Part Of Human Experience.
• C. Man Willingly Fell To Sin.
• D. Salvation Is By Works Only.

Answer: (C)

Sin is tied to human free will and responsibility. The material teaches that people have the ability to choose and that sin results from that voluntary choice, not from compulsion. The Fall is presented as a deliberate act by which Adam and Eve disobeyed God, representing humanity as a whole. Because of this voluntary fall, Man willingly fell to sin. This fits with the broader view that salvation comes by grace through faith, not by works. The other statements contradict this teaching: humans are not incapable of sin, sin is part of human experience, and salvation is not by works alone.

Sin is tied to human free will and responsibility. The material teaches that people have the ability to choose and that sin results from that voluntary choice, not from compulsion. The Fall is presented as a deliberate act by which Adam and Eve disobeyed God, representing humanity as a whole. Because of this voluntary fall, Man willingly fell to sin. This fits with the broader view that salvation comes by grace through faith, not by works. The other statements contradict this teaching: humans are not incapable of sin, sin is part of human experience, and salvation is not by works alone.