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It's called projection.

Since you have nothing to contribute to the discussion, it would be futile to continue.

Now I see your problem. You don't understand comparisons, or logic. If only many were made sinners, then not all were made sinners. Vs 18 contradicts your assertion that only many will be made righteous. You miss the whole meaning of the texts and what Christ actually accomplished. The texts...

Which is every human being. To be otherwise means that many were made sinners, but not all men. This is a comparison. Your understanding is illogical. Where might this be corroborated in scripture that ONLY SOME MEN were made sinners?

when one needs to fall back on the old tripe of "men's traditions" it is always the one making that remark is of a man's tradition.

Verse 18 helps to understand what verse 19 means. The two are saying the exact same thing but 18 tells us what is being compared. The issue is what did Adam do, and what did Christ do. Adam sinned, which resulted in condemnation, that condemnation was death, physical death, man became mortal...

I would say you are rambling since you had not rational response to my post. You just admitted you do not understand the texts in question. What is the judgment that came to all men? If you don't understand Rom 5:12, then how can you miss Vs 18. It does not even mention sin. It speaks...

You have so many disjointed comments on texts you cite. You mix contexts thinking, I must assume, that the use of one word indicates the context. For example: Rom 5:19. The context of Romans 5, is about Christ's Incarnated work of redeeming the world, but specifically mankind. Verse 18...

So that is all you can say? If you disagree with the post I made, why not discuss it for a change and show were scripture disagrees with what I stated.

Have you ever read any opposing views to your interpretation of scripture? I discussed your view before and showed you by scripture but also by historical interpretation that your view is not scriptural. Christ died for, justified, and reconciled every human being by His death and particularly...

Historically, scripture shows that the Church began on Pentecost when the Holy Spirit lighted upon the disciples. Act 2. Started with 3000 and added thereto. It was the beginning of the preaching of the Gospel to the world. Christ is the foundation and Head of that Church which was built upon...

Yes, I do. Romans 5:12 diametrically opposes your view. Rom 5:19 also opposes your view. Heb 2:14, Heb 2:9, Your answer shows you do not know because there is no text in all of scripture that states man inherited sin from Adam. Logically, biologically it is impossible to inherit any sin...

You are correct, however, we are discussing the NT.

Ad hominoms don't really advance any discussion. Expecially when they are false. I'm not a dispensationalist. It might be better if you would check Church History. As far as my understanding of scripture, the Church began at Pentacost and will end with His Second Coming the end of the Age...

You say Romans, but just where does it say we inherited Adam's sin?

Contrary. It says quite plainly "Therefore, just as through one man sin entered the world, and DEATH THROUGH THAT ONE SIN, and thus death spread to all men, because all men sinned through death. The following verses clarifies that explanation. Man cannot have sin nature. Sin is not an...

Correct. It depends on Christ's resurrection. Christ now can call all men to repentance. Man will decide by how own will if they will follow Christ or Satan. This would not have been possible if Christ first did not defeat death, the curse given to Adam for his sin.

I'm not sure just how your comments relate to my post. However, just some comments: Scripture presupposes the immortality of the soul. No human being will receive an immortal existence, both body and soul until the Second Coming of Christ. I Cor 15: 53 - 54. It is not dependent on the...

It isn't the texts that are incorrect. It is your interpretation of them where you err. These verses DO NOT state man inherited the sin of Adam. It states that Adam sinned, and death came because of that sin. We became mortal. This mortality is what we inherited. We sin because we are...

You may not call it the Church Age, but it is the period of Time from Christ's Resurrection, formation of His Church to the end of time. Rev 20 has always been recognized as a summary of the Church Age. As far as I know the only people who don't hold the scriptural view are dispensationalists...