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Latest revision as of 17:26, 13 October 2021
Sin is always against nature.
Therefore, sin is always "unnatural."
We call our fallen human condition "the natural world."
In this fallen condition, sin is always "natural."
To recognize sin, we need to have a metaphysical vision of what human nature is.
- Dane Ortlund
- “[Jesus] sides with you against your sin, not against you because of your sin.”