I don't get your distinction. No ones does good --period.Exactly. Paul does not say "There is none that is ABLE to do good, no, not one".
Our first parents were clean and upright --perfect,initially. But since the Fall all have sought out their own devices to use KJV-speak.men were not originally filthy, but clean, and have "become" filthy.
Psalm 14 is rather emphatic Winman. All have turned away from God.All are corrupt. No one does good. Not even one!
You cite Scripture which undermines your interpretation. Our best deeds are like filthy rags. Take the Bible as it states it Winman. It doesn't mention anything about a process. It's just plain stinking dirty.Isa 64:6 But we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags;
Does any piece of clothing start out as a dirty rag? NO, all clothing starts out clean and whole.
The Bible is against you. From the womb they speak lies.I do not believe that babies are sinners
Evil men know how to give good gifts to their children does not negate the fact that they are indeed evil men.Jesus said evil men "know how" to give good things to their children, so men have the ability to do good.
I got a chuckle out of that one. "No man is perfect" --really Winman?That's your deep theological truth device at work? That's just a mere tautology. The Lord looks down from Heaven on the whole human race --says that all have turned away from God --they are all corrupt --no one does good --not even one.And you, in your superior understanding of Holy Writ declare,"It just means that nobody's perfect!" You're a hoot! I can't wait for your theology to come out in systematic form!Exactly, when the scriptures say there is none good, no, not one, it is not saying that everything a man does is evil. It is not saying man is unable to do good. What it is saying is that no man is PERFECT.
"No one" is rather absolute Winman. Let's be clear about that.Just because the scriptures say no man seeks God does not necessarily mean he is unable to seek God.