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Show us that Scripture in English....not Greek............Or, else...NO, I will not "begin here"...It is the "beginning here" part that I don't accept. I am not challenging your conclusions. I am challenging your fundamental premise...."Infants are guilty". Infants "have sinned"...do it in...

No....we don't all think this....you are using terms like "maximal greatness"....and also suggesting that "perfection" implies "maximal greatness".... And the notion of a "most perfect being possible" is simply lost on most here. You are using terms that those who are not familiar with "Modal...

This is a distinction which is patently obvious to all Arminians...They understand the differnce between "Spiritual Death" and "Physical Death"....What you are doing is suggesting that "SPIRITUAL Life" and "SPIRITUAL Death" are different, but not "PHYSICAL Death" and "Spiritual Death"....Think...

No problem actually....will do, if you can explain WHY. And by that, I do not mean...ignore the verse, and merely post an amalgam of proof-texts which Calvinists assume state otherwise...but engage that passage itself, and explain WHY it does not mean what it obviously seems to...

I agree with the DA.... and the parents are indeed, as you say "another kettle of fish"... Maybe...and I pose this without argument...the infant is indeed "guiltless"..Even though the infant in your scenario did indeed "kill" it's sibling...There was no intent. There was no "rebellion", nor...

That may be true...I honestly don't know for sure. So, maybe I should be careful about how I express the notion that there are NO dead infants who are in Hell...possibly, they are somehow "saved" (but that assumes "Original Guilt") and frankly...I do not presently accept or assume that...It...

Solid....Solid.....and true on all accounts....My little girls (I have four between the ages of 4 and ....well...zero)...and it is amazing how often they are getting things, "For me".

No, they don't....as the Apostle Paul said: Rom 7:9 For I was alive without the law once: but when the commandment came, sin revived, and I died.

Agreed, This thread is merely an equivocation betwixt "Original Sin" the yet unmentioned "Original Guilt" (also assumed) and "Total Inability"...but your assessment is Biblically and obviously correct. In Adam, we all do die (physically) but Adam also begat Seth..."in his own image" and that...

:thumbs:NICE!!!!:thumbs::applause: That was a good one...

An interesting and erudite solid point....What indeed would it matter? Why fear that the "non-chosen" should endure a few brief moments prior to God's eternal torture....where they think they might hold on to hope? God's blood-thirst for eternal torture is satiated regardless. Why should we...

Yes....there are, but "Conditional Preservation" has always been a debatable one, and to call oneself "Arminian" does not necessarily imply a belief in the last one as you pose.