The Original Sin Deception
Why God Never Held Us Guilty
For centuries, the doctrine of original sin has been the cornerstone of institutional Christianity's control mechanism. It teaches that humanity is inherently flawed, guilty from birth, and in desperate need of salvation through religious intermediaries.But what if this entire premise is fundamentally flawed?
The Foundation of Fear
The revolutionary truth revealed in Ezekiel 18:20 completely dismantles this manufactured guilt: "The soul who sins is the one who will die. The child will not share the guilt of the parent, nor will the parent share the guilt of the child."
This isn't just a theological debate—it's about the liberation of human consciousness from centuries of psychological manipulation.
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The Hebrew Truth
When we examine the original Hebrew texts, we discover that the concept of inherited guilt is completely absent. The Hebrew understanding of sin (חטא - chata) literally means "to miss the mark"—not a permanent stain on the soul, but a correctable error in aim.
The revolutionary implications are staggering: if humanity isn't fundamentally flawed, then the entire apparatus of religious guilt, shame, and control crumbles. We don't need to be "saved" from something we never inherited.
Breaking the Chains
Understanding that original sin is a manufactured doctrine opens the door to authentic spiritual freedom. Instead of beginning from a position of guilt and unworthiness, we can start from our true nature: powerful, creative beings capable of direct connection with the divine.
This isn't just theological liberation—it's psychological revolution. When we stop accepting inherited guilt, we stop accepting inherited limitations.
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This article explores themes from "Liberating Humanity: How Jesus Exposed The Evil God Of Moses And Warned Of Paul" by Ansilo Boff. For a comprehensive examination of these ideas with full scriptural evidence and deeper analysis, read the full book.
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