Rabbi Explains How Christianity Got 'Original Sin' Wrong

Rabbi Simon Jacobson explains what was the real consequence of the original sin
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[@edbair5480]

Original sin is not universally accepted in Christianity, theologians differ.

[@RabbiTuviaBolton]

Simon Jacobson is a blessing! Very down to earth, clear informative simple and open. But we need Moshiach now!!

[@lanesmith1465]

I am a Christian and I believe that the root of my faith Judaism and should understood through the lense of it. I'm very greatful for this channel and your videos, thank you.

[@slaffkas]

I do believe that something wrong and irrepairable happened to Adam and Eve after they sinned. They realized they were naked, they started fingerpointing etc. Plus they brought out a curse on all humankind. Maybe that is how evil nature was released into the world. Yes, we can deal with it with G-d's help, but we cannot avoid it. That is what is meant by "original sin". I think we more argue on our own interpretations rather than on the objective issue.

[@caesarius2004]

I was always uncomfortable and offended by this teaching. You have some interesting points.

[@mattpowell6291]

This is a very interesting take on original sin but I'm confused with how Jews view salvation. It sounds like you don't need to be a Jew to go to heaven in which case why did the Israelites have to follow so many rules to do with repentance?

[@NGC-catseye]

Focus on the flowers and not the weeds. 🌻🌻🌻

[@sstringfellowc]

A wonderful, simple explanation. Thank you!

[@lechatleblanc]

I love this man !!!! Bring the earth to it's knees praising the Lord... Thank you for these videos. Such good wisdom

[@user-ln5il4un3x]

I love these videos.

[@myJLI]

That's awesome, thanks for watching!

[@patrickbly4170]

You do a great job cultivating the garden. Ain't that what we all could be doin' ? Some weeds are medicinal and some roots must be cooked thoroughly before consumption .😊🎑🍀

[@ianaustin8364]

Excellent excellent excellent... yes!
Nurture the goodness or fight the evil;
I believe choosing the first best accomplishes both ends.

[@70_X_7]

“Every man at his best state is altogether vainity (a vapor).” King David

[@ibatan7243]

Cannot give an opinion. explanation was too short and not deep enough to endorse or criticize. Try make it longer and deeper. Would also help to give more references/parables from The Holy Bible. Thank you.

[@mosescordovero8163]

the more i learn about the chabad approach, the more appealing i find it to be

[@CosmicFIREwalker]

Thank Rabbi

[@grannyvroomvroom2523]

Thank you Rabbi, for such a simple, clear and perfect explanation, do we focus on the flowers or on the weeds, one opens up potential while the other constrains!

[@altinokz]

That’s an amazing synthesis of the situation! Makes things very clear bu putting concepts in correct order and perspective

[@geniaallen2792]

❤Rabbi Simone Jacobson

[@narayansivajiramos999]

I can't EVEN believe I am the only one commenting here.
What did I think about it?
Simply Amazing!

[@andrejbezak1106]

Thank you rabbi !

[@nicholasedmunds5975]

I think that reality shows that the rabbi’s argument is correct.

[@neuzasabino58]

Rabbi was very good in explaining it all, we need him to go into it more I really enjoyed it

[@mikeklein9923]

Most concise explanation of tbe religons and on chassidus - mussar

[@truthfinder6538]

No human can repair the world

[@CosmicFIREwalker]

If every human becomes activated billions of people can change the world

[@amirakrami4744]

I think that's how Muslims approach the issue of original sin too.

[@alg11297]

This is also the idea behind Zoroastrism the concept of two gods, one good and one evil, always keeping the world in chaos.

[@patrickbly4170]

👌 Wow

[@yvonnesegers3214]

I love the Chassidim learnings.