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@caribAmerican@tufosalamanca@MudhenM@terminallyOL Was it possible for a human to choose correctly in that situation?
If so, then we have two possible worlds to contend with.
Possible World 1: the human chooses to not eat the fruit.
Possible World 2: the human chooses to eat the fruit.
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@caribAmerican@ArataStart1@MudhenM@terminallyOL No i'm talking about from jesus' perspective. He didn't go to hell when he died. He knew he'd spend that time in heaven, so it's the opposite of a sacrifice.
@caribAmerican@tufosalamanca@MudhenM@terminallyOL A perfect human would listen to God because that's the perfect choice.
An imperfect human would listen to their greedy evil impulses.
A perfect human would overcome temptation.
@caribAmerican@ArataStart1@MudhenM@terminallyOL He never stopped existing. and if anything if christianity is true, dying is the opposite of a sacrifice. You're going to a much better place.
@caribAmerican@tufosalamanca@MudhenM@terminallyOL You'd make the perfect choice, which was to not eat the fruit just because a serpent told you so.
Perfect humans would have perfect decision making capabilities.