The Sinful Nature Of Man Analysis

Paul writes the book of Romans for Christians to identify the sinful nature of man that does not to respond to the requirement of the law of God. According to Paul, the law is just, holy, and good. God intended for Christians to serve God with the whole mind, but Christians often fail to please God because of our sinful nature. In Romans, Paul shows his frustration towards the way Christians were identifying themselves, and in Chapter 7, he shows a deeper level of frustration. Paul aims to abide with the law of God and rejoice in it by doing what is right. Unfortunately, he knows his body will not be in agreement with the desire to serve God wholeheartedly. As humans, doing what is right can be difficult because humans are eager to respond to impulses initiated by temptation. Because of the sinful nature of man, human desires and …show more content…
This is to ensure that they are in line with the changes that have taken place in the contemporary society, and are still being witnesses as times change. The changes that are taking place in the society have affected all the sectors and institutions, and this is exactly why the religious sector of today is not the religious sector of yesterday. The beliefs that the Christians have had are always changing so that they are not out of touch with the world around them. Since Christianity came into existence about two thousand years ago, it has had several beliefs that came and went away. However, there are certain aspects that are still intact. This is proof that Christianity, just like the other aspects of the society, cannot undergo full transformation, as there must be some aspects which have to remain untouched. While it can be appreciated that most of the beliefs that Christians have are intact, there are also strange developments that have taken place. It should be noted that the changes in Christianity impact directly on the Christians