whther babies are sinners in whatever regard, I inevitably raise a question to (or about) the contributor who takes Jesus as a savior-baby who had no tendency (propensity)to sin. He was 100% flesh/human and 100% divine. Why was he baptised by John the baptist? Just to set an example? Not for the remission of the acquired "human sin?" Luther's thesis suggests "We are not sinners because we sin but we are sin because we are sinners?. I am not getting much into the "biblicality" of this, unless others may want to widen into that scope as they assist.

• Difference Between Commission of Sin and Possessing A Sinful Flesh
• Can Babies Be Self Centered Before They Have Self Identity?
  • Self Centered Vs. Selfish And Sinful Nature
• Babies Are Born Selfish And The Growth Of Moral Responsibility
• The difference between our way to discipline our children and God's