I don't believe that people are intrinsically evil.

No. I've answered this before (twice), saying people are neither inherently good, nor inherently evil. They are capable of both.

Now answer the questions in my earlier post.

You have answered nothing. I said that people are evil. Your so confused that you can't even understand a simple statement. Young and old, people are evil!

I'll post Question #9 with my observations and then I will post my conclusion.
People can decide at that time what they want to believe.
Put me on ignore if you do not like my methods.

P.S. Hey, Arouet, what does "fkn jerkoff good cop shill" mean. LOL

So, to be clear, a week old infant is evil?

Evil commie bastard if I've ever seen one. Kill it now, guarantee its salvation.

I'm hungry

An honour bestowed upon me in the rigged thread by a disgruntled riggie - basically means that I'm polite while tearing apart other people's arguments...

My mistake, you sound deliriously happy:

I was trying to be helpful, whatever you're doing currently is not working for you. The Peace Corp, or something like that, could help you with your desire to help feed the hungry (assuming that's not just rhetoric), not to mention travel is good for the soul (no matter what your definition of a soul).

I doubt a week old infant is evil but a human baby could be born with a natural vulnerability to evil.

Adam and Eve could have been invulnerable to sin then broke that invulnerability and passed on the vulnerability to the human race.

There is an age when accountability for sin starts. It's around the age of 13 when Jewish boys have their Bar Mitzvah.

Children are legendary for being cruel, y'know...ask any mom.