Like I first posted: "Even if he did show you such verses would you believe them?" Obviously no.
Just as when I have showed you Ecc 7:29 where Solomon said God has made men upright, you have refused to believe.
A half truth is a lie. That is what you have posted here.
It is part of a verse that when posted as such makes a lie out of what God is saying. That is shameful.
It doesn't go with the rest of the verse when he says: "their conscience also bearing witness while accusing one another."
It says accusing or "else excusing" one another.
Rom 2:15 Which shew the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience also bearing witness, and their thoughts the mean while accusing
or else excusing one another; )
It is not me that is telling a half truth, but YOU. You conveniently left out part of the verse in an attempt to skew it's meaning to agree with you. These Gentiles have the law written on their hearts and conscience and therefore they know if what they have done is wrong (accusing) or right (excusing) one another. They know both right and wrong. They are not compelled to sin every moment as many falsely teach here.
You are doing this: The Bible says in Psalm 14:1 "There is no God." Good teaching right? It does say that, but that is not what it teaches. You have taken scripture out of its context in the same way.
I have never said such a thing about Psa 14:1, when I do, then you can accuse me of twisting scripture. You will say anything to justify yourself.
The law is written on every man's heart, and Winman, they break the law!! Why? They have sin natures. And their consciences, which they have from birth, bear witness to this fact. Even children, toddlers, accuse each other.
Of course all men break the law, and because we have the law written on our hearts and a conscience we all deep down KNOW we are sinners.
But the fact is, it is natural for man to do right. When a man does right he feels good about himself, he does not feel guilty. Sin is unnatural, when a man does wrong he knows it and feels guilty. Why? Because he KNOWS how he is supposed to act.
If we are born sinners that are compelled to sin, then sin is a calamity or disease and God should feel pity on us. It is because men are not born sinners and it is natural for us to do right that we are judged guilty of a crime when we do wrong.
If a woman takes drugs and becomes addicted she might be charged with a crime and be sent to jail. But if her baby is born addicted to drugs, no just person would punish that innocent baby. His addiction is not a crime, but a calamity and disease caused by another. All men would pity this baby (and rightfully so) and try to help it be cured of the addiction imposed on it.
Likewise, if we are made sinners by Adam, we should be pitied, not held guilty for something we did not willfully choose or cause.
Jeremiah did not ask if the Ethiopian is
born with black skin or if the leopard is born with spots, he asked if they could CHANGE their skin and spots.
Jer 13:23 Can the Ethiopian
change his skin, or the leopard his spots? then may ye also do good, that are accustomed to do evil.
This verse is not speaking about men being born as sinners, it is saying that the Jews were so accustomed to sinning that it was almost impossible to CHANGE their ways or repent.
That went right over your head.