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If Original Sin is the cause of all moral disorders, then wouldn’t Original Sin lessen personal culpability?
Say the orientation to anger: Wouldn’t this person be MORE culpable – responsible – for their angry actions if they did not have an angry orientation (personality) to begin with? But said person does have an angry disposition, because of the effects of Original Sin.
Say the orientation to anger: Wouldn’t this person be MORE culpable – responsible – for their angry actions if they did not have an angry orientation (personality) to begin with? But said person does have an angry disposition, because of the effects of Original Sin.
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