Angol
Drawing on both biblical and theological sources, this essay examines the concept of 'native depravity,' the idea that human beings are born inherently sinful. The author explores the implications of this belief for human nature and the nature of God, offering a thoughtful and nuanced analysis that is relevant to contemporary debates about religion and morality.
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