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The Gift of The Fall of Adam and Eve - Featuring audio clips of Alex O'Connor and Ken Ham

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In this video, Preston Purnell explores the Fall of Adam and Eve from a Latter-day Saint perspective, contrasting it with traditional Christian interpretations. By injecting himself into a back and forth between Alex O'connor and an online Christian apologist, Preston explains why understanding the Fall is essential to grasping the full message of the gospel and God's plan for humanity.

The discussion covers:

  • Why the Fall was a transgression rather than a sin
  • How "Adam and Eve fell that men might be"
  • The innocence of children at birth versus the concept of original sin
  • Why God's "curse" of death was actually an act of love
  • How opposition is necessary for human growth and redemption
  • The restored understanding of the Fall in modern times

Preston challenges common misconceptions, noting that "most of the Christian world has no idea what the real significance of the Fall of Adam and Eve is." He explains how "truth takes a road between" opposing viewpoints and emphasizes that understanding our origins is key to recognizing our eternal potential.

#AdamAndEve #TheFall #Redemption #Gospel #LatterDaySaints #OriginalSin #Creation #Opposition #PlanOfSalvation #Restoration

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In this video, Preston Purnell explores the Fall of Adam and Eve from a Latter-day Saint perspective, contrasting it with traditional Christian interpretations. By injecting himself into a back and forth between Alex O'connor and an online Christian apologist, Preston explains why understanding the Fall is essential to grasping the full message of the gospel and God's plan for humanity.

The discussion covers:

  • Why the Fall was a transgression rather than a sin
  • How "Adam and Eve fell that men might be"
  • The innocence of children at birth versus the concept of original sin
  • Why God's "curse" of death was actually an act of love
  • How opposition is necessary for human growth and redemption
  • The restored understanding of the Fall in modern times

Preston challenges common misconceptions, noting that "most of the Christian world has no idea what the real significance of the Fall of Adam and Eve is." He explains how "truth takes a road between" opposing viewpoints and emphasizes that understanding our origins is key to recognizing our eternal potential.

#AdamAndEve #TheFall #Redemption #Gospel #LatterDaySaints #OriginalSin #Creation #Opposition #PlanOfSalvation #Restoration

  continue reading

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