In the provided material, what is stated about the relationship of sin to God?

• A. It shows that sin has no impact on humanity.
• B. God so hated sin that Adam's One Sin was sufficient to condemn the whole world.
• C. Sin is not condemned by Adam's sin.
• D. Sin's effects are limited to the individual.

Answer: (B)

Sin is profoundly offensive to God, and its reach is universal because humanity stands in Adam. The material teaches that through one trespass sin entered the world, and death spread to all people because all sinned in the representative act of Adam. This shows how serious sin is in the sight of a holy God: He hates sin so completely that Adam’s single disobedience is presented as sufficient to condemn the whole world. It also sets up the need for grace through Christ, since the problem is not just individual acts but humanity’s fallen condition before a holy God. The other options fail because they deny the real impact of sin or limit its scope, which isn’t consistent with the biblical teaching on original sin and universal condemnation.