traits wouldn’t be so similar in any two people that they would be stereotypes of one another. Finally, God intended to make beings who are finite both metaphysically and morally (as to the moral aspect, our finitude doesn’t necessitate doing evil, but means only that we don’t have God’s infinite moral perfection). In sum, God intended to create non-glorified human beings, not glorified humans, subhuman or superhuman beings, or even gods. I don’t believe any of these qualities were lost by the race’s
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