>"Remember, we are all born sinners (Rom 3:23) We are all born guilty of God's judgement."
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>This is incorrect. Yes, everyone sins. No you were not born with sin.
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>The Bible clearly states that each person is responsible for their own sin and that sin
>is not passed on from the parents. The concept of 'inherited' sin is unbiblical.
>See Ezekiel 18:19-20.
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>This doctrine has roots in Catholism and was instituted in the 15th century. This
>is where infant baptism came from, that if a baby was born with sin, then we better
>baptise them right away in case they die.
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>Problem is, salvation is an issue of faith - and a baby cannot have faith in a God
>they know nothing about.

What do you do with verse 20 ("The righteousness of the righteous man will be credited to him, and the wickedness of the wicked will be charged against him.") Does this mean Christ's righteousness is not credited to us? Are we responsible for our own righteousness?