Did God make people good or evil? What is what we tend to call "human nature"? Did God make humans upright or despicable? Did Adam and Eve start out with an evil nature? Why did they sin? What about the 'human paradox' of progress and ruin we see in the world? How did humans end up the way they now are? What is Satan's role in what we call human nature? How does Satan influence people? Does society and our own desires lead us to sin? Did God realize humans would sin? Why does God allow us to be able to sin? Did God have a plan before humans sinned to offer redemption through Jesus? What is the armor of God? What is the solution to carnal human nature? Are Christians to conform to the world of be transformed? What does love have to do with it? A written article of related interest is also available titled "Human Nature: Good or Evil?" URL: http://www.cogwriter.com/human-nature...
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