The doctrine of "the stain of original sin" is a doctrine taught by the Catholic Church. It is a doctrine that claims every human is born with the stain of "original sin" on their soul, thanks to the disobedience of Adam and Eve.
First, God wiped out humanity with a flood for the effects of this sin. Then He had the bright idea of being born human, but withholding from himself the stain of such a sin. Then he killed his human avatar, since God himself, who is said to be able to do anything, is nevertheless incapable of actual death. So, he incarnated into a physical form so He could kill himself, and experience the process, meaningless as it is to Him.
Life, from this perspective, is an offense to God. The doctrine of original sin clearly demonstrates this, for it means that every "gift of life" God gives is a gift God Himself is offended by.
Nor does anyone who receives such a "gift" have the right, or the choice, to refuse it.
Yet the gift of life which unavoidably comes with the stain of original sin is so offensive to God that nothing less than a life long devotion and obedience to a Church that claims to be "infallible" in all of its moral claims, even though it has demonstrated to be in practice no better than anyone else on the planet.
And anyone who dares to repay the gift of life with such a sin stained soul, so that infallible church preaches, is deserving of eternal torments, and nothing less.
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