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Theology 202 Test 2- Liberty University Varied interpretations of sin includes - correct answer expression of animal nature, anxiety of finiteness, existential estrangement, economic struggle, ignorance/naïveté, denial of the idea of sin Sin as the expression of an animal nature believes - correct answer sin is traced to the natural impulses of humans that survive from an earlier stage Sin as the expression of human's anxiety of finiteness believes - correct answer temptation is the desire to go beyond that which is proper and possible, caught in the paradoxical situation of freedom finitude Sin as existential estrangement believes - correct answer the human race is not at one point unfallen and at another point fallen, we are estranged by our own choices What is estrangement? - correct answer The state of not being what one essentially is and ought to be Sin as economic struggle believes - correct answer sin is not defined as primarily religious impurity, but as social, political and economic oppression Sin through the lens of economic struggle is seen as - correct answer the denial of humanity of the neighbor through unjust political and economic arrangements Sin as the result of ignorance believes - correct answer as one is more fully educated they realize the acceptable nature of various forms of being The denial of the idea of sin believes - correct answer the teaching of sin can be psychologically unhealthy, some psychological studies have concluded that humans are not sinful, understanding oneself as sinful is learned