Question to Richard lion Heart and AnneM

Submitted by Baneeshkhan (India), Mar 11, 2006 at 07:29

Hallo my dearest,

We can make a friendly conversation about christianity and Islam,if you answer some questions .I need clear answers of that problem, I already asked some questions that I had been confused by and remains some more questions .

1 Why did God send his son to earth to carry the first sin of Adam and save all the humanbeings from that.Bible reveals that all the humanbeings must die as the reward of that first sin. After the crusification of Jesus there would be no death as a reward of that sin .Because he carry the reward of that first sin by crusification .But after Jesus there was death and it continues till now.So I want to know what is the reason behind the first sin theory

2 You argues that God is very merciful to all the creatures in the world.He loves everyone.So that he send his Only one son to the world and let him die in the cross.He loves all the creatures in the world more than his son,is`nt he?.If it is so could he forgive the first sin at the time it committed?.By this he can save the life of his son.If it is to show the mercy and love to the creatures it is better to him to forgive the first sin at the time it comitted ..By this way he can forgive all the creatures in the world before christ. Because the generation before christ carry the sin and they may go to hell ,since they did not get the chance to believe in christ .Even the Abraham will be in hell because of the first sin.

I have some more questions i Will ask it later and I let you answer .If I ask more question at one time that should be difficult for you to answer the question .And for me it is difficult to understand the answer

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