Annotation CCXL, Whether original sin [comes] by propagation (Romans 7:8)
“Without the law sin was dead.”
Annotation CCXL, Whether original sin [comes] by propagation (Romans 7:8) — Annotations on the New Testament Annotations on the New Testament
Annotation CCXL
”Without the law sin was dead.” — Romans 7:8
Whether original sin [comes] by propagation.
The author of the Hieronymian commentary [pseudo-Jerome] on the epistle to the Romans asserts that those [men] rave who think that the sin of Adam passed over to us by propagation [per traducem]. Then he adds that the sins of boys who revile [their] parents merit no punishment, but are committed with impunity — because as yet they are without law, and, until they grow up, are not subject to the law. See Annotation 238.
Sixtus of Siena, O.P., “Annotation CCXL, Whether original sin [comes] by propagation (Romans 7:8),” in Annotations on the New Testament,
English translation, Mind of the Church,
https://mindofthechurch.com/works/bibliotheca-sancta-nt/242-annotation-ccxl-whether-original-sin-comes-by-propagation-ro/.
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