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When was the “very beginning of the human history”?Catholic theologians understand that figurative language was used to describe the very real event of original sin which took place at the very beginning of the human history.
How did it affect it? Was there literally a change in human nature? If so, based on what action symbolized by eating the forbidden fruit?Catholic theologians in accord with the Catholic Church recognize that the original severing of the relationship between the first human and our Creator affected the human nature of all the descendents from the first, two, sole parents of the human species.
Might there be other theological models than eating fruit to describe the dislocation of creaturehood?