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Well I am an atheist myself, but the key is that in the old testament god gave every human the blame for the original sin.
And the special thing with Jesus dying and taking all sins with him is, that now god won't hate every human just because Adam and Eve stole some fruits.
This some weird story but yeah. Basically after Jesus, god wasn't that angry anymore.
Okay so he's not angry with me over what my grandparents did, but he can still be angry with me in particular?
Yes.
Fuck.
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Original sin is not a concept found in the Bible. That concept developed later. If you read Genesis, Adam and Eve got kicked out of the garden just for knowing good and Evil, with an implication that this was too close to godhood for God's liking
Later scholars interpreted this as an "original sin" that gets passed on to all humans but that isn't in the original text and even today Jews don't believe in original sin despite having the same scripture to work from.