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Flashcards for 1.10.2. The Human Condition: Born Pure, with a Dual Nature - IB

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1.10.2. The Human Condition: Born Pure, with a Dual Nature

1.1. The Study of Religion

1.2. Hinduism: An Introduction

1.3. Buddhism: An Introduction

1.4. Sikhism: An Introduction

1.5. Judaism: An Introduction

1.6. Christianity: An Introduction

1.7. Islam: An Introduction

1.8. Taoism: An Introduction

1.9. Jainism: An Introduction

1.10. Bahá'í Faith: An Introduction

2.2. Rituals in Buddhism

2.4. Doctrines and Beliefs of Buddhism

3.4. Doctrines and Beliefs of Christianity

4.2. Rituals in Hinduism

5.2. Rituals in Islam

IB World Religions 1.10.2. the Human Condition: Born Pure, with a Dual Nature Flashcards

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Flashcards for 1.10.2. The Human Condition: Born Pure, with a Dual Nature - IB

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How does Bahá'í teaching differ from original sin teachings about Adam and Eve?

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Catholic and most Protestant traditions teach original sin; Eastern Orthodox Christians speak of ancestral sin (mortality and weakness, not inherited guilt). Bahá'ís reject inherited damage and interpret Adam and Eve symbolically .

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1.10.2. The Human Condition: Born Pure, with a Dual Nature