If man was made from the makeup of the universe how is it man created sin, which is the breath the life of God

First there was Nothing. Perfection encompassed Nothing. Within Nothing, no-thing existed. From within Nothing, no-thing was taken and creation began as Perfection saw fit. He created the Angels and gave them will so that He would not impose His creation on them. You know what happened. He respected their will. He created Man with will. Again Man chose to disobey Him, or sin. Man did not create sin. He just chose to practice His will. God respected this choice, but this choice came with consequences. To this day He allows Man to chose. Our world is messed up by Man choosing to worship himself, the selfish ME. Greed, hoarding, etc. cause hunger, abuse of the earth, poverty, disease, war, etc. God does not condone this, but He respects His gift of will. He will intervene if we ask of Him . How many of us do?If man was made from the makeup of the universe how is it man created sin, which is the breath the life of God
It was woman that made man sin, so that they would feel embarrassed about their nakedness and would need clothes, so they could go shopping.If man was made from the makeup of the universe how is it man created sin, which is the breath the life of God
When God created Adam and Eve, they were sinless. He gave them free will, and they sinned.. JUst like that, sin has entered the world.
You, and some other people who have responded to your question on this site, are talking in terms of the religious mythology of Christianity. It is based on nothing but idiotic superstition and is guaranteed to lay some destructive head trips on you!





Harleigh Kyson Jr.
Right, freedom. Man was even free to create religion, and then these religious people made damned sure everybody else heard about this non-compliance to their rules which they termed SIN. In order to combat this SIN they decided it was okay to go around killing these sinners and that old habit is now with us forever and ever. Well, it makes for a lot of interesting contrast in this illusory play.
1st Corinthians chapter 13 verse's 9 ,10, 11,and 12