Does the video have sources

Oof

Look

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL2Hyve-kwg
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This part 2

Basically st Paul said completely different stuff as is practiced in Catholicism when we are talking about original sin

Ok, can you give me the arguments he makes?

Hold on busy

https://orthodoxwiki.org/Original_sin orthodoxy believes in ancestral sin

That our ancestors provide a devilish desire to sin and the only way to cleanse this is through baptism

Ok, Catholics believe that Original sin is a consequence of this first sin, the hereditary stain with which we are born on account of our descent from Adam.
Every human was born with the Original sin (except the Virgin Mary).
Original sin is similar to mortal sin. Anyone who dies in the state of mortal sin goes to hell. The only way to cleanse Original sin, is through baptism.

I mean, make an argument.
I am not really familiar with the Orthodox view on it.
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Well in orthodoxy no one is safe from the consequences of Adams’s actions but rather we are all suffering from his actions, the way god views us has been tarnished by sin and to remove this thick tarnish we must be baptised

Ok, so you believe that every human is born with Original sin, right?

Isn't that what all Christians believe

Yes

@Deleted User Nah

The prots

Well, all real Christians

Mormons don't count

A lot of prots don't believe in it

I was baptized

As a Lutheran

Lutherans at least have some theology...
I am talking about people like Baptists, Evangelicals etc.

Lutherans are considered Evangelical

Some of them

The church I was baptized in is

Nah, I mean like Evangelical denominations like in America

"Israel is our greatest ally" types

Yeah

Many Lutherans admittedly do believe that

In America

The main two Lutheran Church types in the US are ELCA and LCMS

ELCA is Evangelical Lutheran Church of America

LCMS is Lutheran Church Missouri Synod

Ah, I see...well Lutherans are at least a bit more "traditional" when it comes to theology.

ELCA tends to be more liberal as I see

I think Martin Nigger Kang is considered a Saint in ELCA

I think so too

lol

I have seen a Luther liturgical calendar

I'm not referring to Martin Luther