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Ernst Cassirer cited a type of this concept as the "common opponent" of the Enlightenment. Catholicism and Pelagianism are on alternate sides of a debate in hamartiology ("ha-MAR-tee-ology") concerning whether Romans 5 supports the existence of a form of this concept. Jansenists claim free will cannot exist due to a condition named for this concept. This concept’s transmission (0[1])via "concupiscence" (20[1])as described (20[1])in (*) Augustine’s Confessions inspired later thinkers like John Calvin to refer to a human inclination toward it. Scholars debate whether the fall of Adam and Eve imparted the "original" form of this concept on human nature. Pride is included among "seven deadly" examples (10[1])of, for 10 points, what transgressions against God? ■END■

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