Human nature

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>>1350506
Human nature according to God.

>>1350516
But does such an entety exists?

>>1350518
Such a human to live like Jesus did, very unlikely - maybe some people imitate somewhat his exact behavior on earth but they are able to do so only in desert or forests all alone without social poisoning.

The point is that God took human body - to show humans how they should live, behave, think like.

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We have the capacity for both good and evil. We may be animals, but we have become so advanced that we can leave behind the archaic habit of our ancestors. However, in times of struggle, we will often revert back to a more primitive state.

Though some could argue that nothing has changed, save for the scale and sophistication. We act like animals, but can (unlike our ancestors) come up with an excuse for our actions.

"We are risen apes, not fallen angels." - Dr. Andy Thomson

There is no such thing as human nature

>>1350525
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>>1350525
This mostly, you have to see to what humans revert when some major disaster struck.