LeroyDumonde
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No.Do you even believe in God or a Creator
or anything beyond a material existence?
Yes.
Because otherwise, what are you even talking about here.
I'm talking about the Bible saying that baptism is for the repentance of sin.
Even if I believed in God it wouldn't make any sense. God didn't accidentally create human nature. It would be like me building a computer and then forgiving it for being a computer. However, any computer that didn't get sprinkled with water will be cast into a fire for being a computer.You don't believe God gave us that nature because you don't believe in anything beyond a material existence so of course you are going to believe the whole idea of God forgiving it is pretty bizarre.
Here's what you said:But if you had read what I wrote, I didn't say God needed to forgive original sin. In fact, I argued God didn't need to forgive original sin.
"So when someone says 'original sin' just think human nature instead. Does being baptized eliminate that human nature? No, of course not. Baptism is a forgiveness of one's human nature. So it makes perfect sense to baptize infants. But whether or not one is baptized, I'm pretty sure their human nature is forgiven."
You literally say that baptism is forgiving human nature.