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Yes. Until they become old enough to sin.

What you are is not a sin. What you do may well be. To be a homosexual, i.e., sexually attracted to the same sex, is not a sin. Engaging in homosexual activities is. To be sexually attracted to someone other than your spouse is not a sin. To engage in sexual activity with someone other than...

Yes. Mat 18:1 At that time the disciples came to Jesus and said, "Who then is greatest in the kingdom of heaven?" Mat 18:2 And He called a child to Himself and set him before them, Mat 18:3 and said, "Truly I say to you, unless you are converted and become like children, you will not enter...

They have not broken any law. They have not sinned. They are righteous.

They haven't broken any laws. They haven't a clue even what the law is. For them there is no law. And "sin is not imputed when there is no law"(Rom 5:13).

Sin nature is not a sin. It is clear that you do not even understand what sin really is.

You really think God would condemn them to hell because Adam sinned?

If there is any sin described in that verse, it is the sin of his mother. I was fortunate to be the father of two boys. They are both above average intelligence, but they didn't actually talk for quite a few months after they were born. And it was much longer even before they even knew the...

But not to you, me or anyone else I have ever come across. All the supernatural revelation you need is found in the Bible. It means being given the forgiveness of sins and the gift of the indwelling Holy Spirit.

That speaks to a supernatural gift of faith which in no way was a gift to all believers any more than the gifts of wisdom, healing, miracles, prophecy, distinguishing between spirits, tongues and interpretation of tongues. I am almost positive that such faith was not imparted to you.

Think what you will, but there is no indication that it was not in water. Given that John's baptism was in water, as was Jesus' (His disciples) baptism in water, in only makes sense that Peter's baptism (Acts 2:38) and all other mentions of baptism in the NT was in water. I could go into that a...

Huh??? If they are born with the sin of Adam imputed unto them, how are they innocent?

That babies are born innocent is not a belief in universalism. It is a belief in a just God who would not condemn one for another's sin. It is what that one does after being born that determines his eternal fate.

That particular verse is so often misinterpreted. If you read the whole passage, Romans 12:3-8, it will become pretty apparent that it is not faith that is being measured. Rather the passage is speaking about gifts of grace. It is those gifts that are being measured (given out) consistent with...

No, you didn't. You told me what you think some scripture means. But that is not what it says. There is no verse in scripture that says "The Spirit testifies with our spirit that we are his children/ Born Again children."

You posted a bunch of stuff, but nowhere did it say that? You may think that is what you posted means, but it does not say what you said. So until you can give me a quote from the scriptures that say what you said, I am done.

Where does it say, "The Spirit testifies with our spirit that we are his children/ Born Again children."

Where does it say that?

Of course I am being serious. You think God spoke to you directly? Was it something you heard? Was it in a dream? Did you just think it up?

Where does it say that?