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I was going by your remarks and expanding on them per the scriptures. What you put in bold in my reply post are your words.
as he lets us to be born against him.
For context since your post and my response to it are behind this current readers page by now so I'm pasting what you referred to in that quoted remark here

These were my words) Further, per your perspective, I try to imagine that scripture that tells me when we die the body returns to the dust from whence it sprang. And the soul to the God who gave it, as it would apply to your view:
All are naturally born Against God. It is hearing, learning about God, whereby a person can choose to be "Forgiven" for having been Against God and Accept Gods Gift of Power to Never Again Be Against God (thus Free from Sin, thus can Sin NO more)....[end of pasting]
Again, I used your perspective in your post that I was replying to in order to apply what became the Gospel by God's grace that saves those whom you had said "are naturally born against God".
Perhaps my wording was confusing. I'll rephrase.
If we are naturally born against God, per your observation, then it seems odd to me that it would be construed as the grace of God when God later sent himself to deliver a message that, if accepted by us, would redeem us from the state God created us to be born into (naturally born against God) in the first place in order to need saving from it and as such then be reunited with God.
I hope that is easier to understand. If not please let me know I'll give it another shot. :)
Understood. However, would you say if we are "naturally born against God", that state of our birth, being newborns, left unchanged shall result in our dying and going to Hell? Per those scriptures that refer to the fate of the unrepentant sinners.
To briefly interject here on that very last part.
Are we able to arrive at the Lords understanding when we are created by the Lord to have the intellect and cognitive skills of mere mortals?
Here's something to ponder. Why do we need to find our way to believe in God? When God is a higher power possessed of the Omni characteristics? (Omniscience, Omnipresence, Omnipotent) and is sovereign.
Why isn't it a matter of God believing in his created children, the human race, which sprang from him in the beginning. All things being created are of and from God.
Some would answer, so that we can find our way to God and praise him.
Is God in need of an ego boost? God wants us to praise him for being God when God knows his power and identity far surpasses our own?
I think the Bible can be like unto a map to find our way to understanding God's message to the individual Christian. However, for my part, I don't believe in
believing in the Bible itself. The Bible, for all that is said of it being inspired by God, has been, how shall I say, written and changed by men for centuries. As Biblical historians attest. I think God of course having foreknowledge of this put into those writings the warning to us so that we'd realize this and look deeper when it is said,
do not believe every spirit but test the spirits.
That last part was not your own doing. It was predestined by the creator.
As pertains to religious knowledge of God, yes I agree. However, I believe newborns are the closest any human shall ever be to God being they'd just arrived from that place that is God.
Again, that last part, but it did condemn you when you were born into the flesh that is human and that is destined
to sin if one believes they were naturally born
in sin, i.e a sinful state.
Note. When I ask these questions it isn't a matter of saying I don't believe the Bible. Rather, it is a means of challenging a perspective as written and to see if perhaps a different perspective is possible.
Per that first part in your quoted remarks above. If God is just, after dying on the cross to seal the promise of his grace unto salvation, why are we still born sinners, and again referring to your words/perspective, as God
lets us to be born against him, still?