Note the lack on any sense, just bogus claims and logical fallacieshere we go again! now you are saying that the Greek grammar, used by Paul under the Holy Spirit, is not relevant? Your Greek is as bad as your theology!![]()
Unless you quote my statement, your claims that I believe (or seem to believe) this or that are obnoxious.
The Greek grammar of the verb is non-germane. The idea is those early in life have not done anything good or bad. Does this rely on them doing one thing or several things? Nope. Such a claim is bogus. So the verb being plural is non-germane, and the verb tense referring to something NOT done in the past supports the premise.
My view for the umpteenth time is all humans are made sinners, thus have received the consequence of sin, corruption and separation.
The only view consistent with all scripture is that all humans are made sinners, which means they are conceived into a separated from God state (realm of darkness) and are spiritually corrupted such that all are predisposed to sin. Thus early in life humans have done nothing good or evil, yet are "sinners" due to the Fall. To be "made sinners" means to have suffered the consequence of sin, separation and corruption.
