As the serpent deceived Eve, even so, "that old serpent, called the Devil and Satan" (Revelation 12:9) continues to teach lies and deceive men.

The big lie of the Devil is the lie that God created men with a sinful nature; that they are born condemned and under the wrath and curse of God for the sin of Adam; and that because their very nature is sinful it is impossible for them to obey God and live without sin. The book Are Men Born Sinners shows that this doctrine is false.

This book shows who started the idea of original sin, its awful slander on God's character, and its total inconsistency and opposition to the Bible and all its fundamental teachings.

Every Christian should read this book!

Are Men Born Sinners - Table of Contents

Introduction

Part One: Examining the Doctrine of Original Sin
1. Are Men Born Sinners?
2. Proof-texts used to support the doctrine of original sin
3. The origin and history of the doctrine of original sin
4. The Bible doctrine of sin

Part Two: Answering the Christian's Objections
5. Objections answered
6. How a false doctrine could persist so long

Part Three: Implications of a False Doctrine
7. Thirteen reasons why the doctrine of original sin is false

Part Four: Insurmountable Problems of a False Doctrine
8. The great problem of original sin
9. Original sin makes God inconsistent and imperfect
10. Jesus was a man
11. Can Christians live without sin
12. God hates false doctrine

Appendices
Appendix A: The nature and attributes of sin
Appendix B: The "age of accountability"
Appendix C: The rational moral nature of man
Appendix D: The Bible and man's rational moral nature
Appendix E: Temptation: the occasion of all sin
Appendix F: The folly of taking texts out of context
Appendix G: Bible texts can be used to prove lies

Anthology
Excerpts from Charles G. Finney's Sermons on Gospel Themes
Excerpts from Charles G. Finney's An Autobiography
Excerpts from Charles G. Finney's Lectures on Systematic Theology
Excerpts from Henry C. Sheldon's System of Christian Doctrine
Excerpts from Moses Stuart's Commentary on Romans
Excerpts from Albert Barns' Notes on the Epistle to the Romans

Bibliography

Index