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What does the Bible say about depravity?

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The Bible describes depravity as the condition of being morally corrupt and incapable of seeking God, as seen in Romans 3:10-12.

Depravity, as taught in Scripture, is the state of humanity's sinful condition following the Fall of Adam. The Bible asserts in Romans 3:10-12 that 'there is none righteous, no, not one; there is none that understands, there is none that seeks after God.' This condition reflects a total inability to choose God or follow His ways. Every person, by nature, is submerged in sin and stands guilty before a holy God, unable to redeem themselves. Historic Reformed theology upholds that this depraved nature necessitates divine intervention for salvation, which is only accessible through faith in Christ alone.
Scripture References: Romans 3:10-12, Isaiah 1:4, Romans 5:12, Mark 6:14-30, Genesis 6:5, Romans 1:18-32, Romans 3:10, Ephesians 2:1-3

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