And everybody loses their minds

Well, viruses are real.

Jesus is real too.

Prove it.

You made it into this world, didn't you?

You don't understand what it means to prove something.

And you're not very bright.

Sick burn. Personally, I would have gone with the venerable "I know you are but what am I," but you managed to go even lower. Kudos!

lol Stop being childish and prove to me that Jesus Christ has not risen from the dead. Do that and you've disproven Christianity.

You started the childishness with your personal insult. You're the one making the claim that he exists, so the burden of proof is on you, not me. But, if you want to play, then answer me this: Is it a moral act to blame one person for the wrongdoings of another? If not, then Original Sin, the fundamental principle of Christianity, is evil and any god who would impose such a thing on his creation is a sadist.

Original sin is the moral corruption we possess as a consequence of Adam’s sin, resulting in a sinful disposition manifesting itself in habitually sinful behavior. Everyone is born with a sin nature. We all have it. But God gave us free will to choose to be obedient or disobedient to him. He didn't want robots. That would have made life boring.

No, He didn't want robots, he wanted slaves... people whose only purpose is to serve and praise him, or burn for eternity. That's not a loving god, that's a sadist and a megalomaniac.

Lay aside the fact that Adam and Eve never actually existed (a bit of a complication for believers) it still doesn't answer the charge: is it moral to punish Adam and Eve's offspring for what their parents did? That is precisely what Original Sin is: the inheritance of The Sin of Adam by virtue of being his descendant. Guilt by birth. Completely immoral doctrine, plus it obviates the idea of freewill; you didn't choose Original Sin, it was gifted to you by your loving creator.

And, yes, Original Sin was given to humans by God. If He is truly omniscient and omnipotent, He would have seen it coming and would have had the power to stop it. So, by letting it happen, he willed it to happen.