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Meanings of original sin in English
Christian belief in the state of sin in which humanity has existed since the fall of man.
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Usage of original sin in English
1
Therefore original sin is in the flesh rather than in the soul.
2
But original sin is more in the soul than in the flesh.
3
Therefore original sin is not in the soul, but in the flesh.
4
The Jesuits ordered Teilhard to sign a statement explicitly endorsing original sin.
5
But original sin is contracted without the intention of the person born.
6
But the sin in which a man is conceived is original sin.
7
Fine Gael's Imma-culate selection was not conceived without trace of original sin.
8
The pagan in her, original sin, and all nature urged her on.
9
Wherefore actual sin does not cause those defects, as original sin does.
10
They won't think of it as simian-ness; they call it original sin.
11
Objection 1: It would seem that original sin is not a habit.
12
This is the original sin upon which St. Austin and Calvin descanted.
13
Now original sin is caused by an act of the generative power.
14
We know that original sin was the curse under which he labored.
15
So far, it is a misfortune or a form of original sin.
16
Accordingly all such lack of virtue may be ascribed to original sin.
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