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ORIGINAL SIN BLANCHE STREETCAR Definition by WordNet

(noun) original sin,
a Sin Inherited By All Descendants Of Adam; "Adam And Even Committed The Original Sin When They Ate The Forbidden Fruit In The Garden Of Eden"

Sources list for ORIGINAL SIN BLANCHE STREETCAR

Novak, Maximillian, "Robinson Crusoe's 'Original Sin,'" Studies in English Literature, I (1961), 19-29
Conversion and Narrative in "Robinson Crusoe"

Catholic Encyclopedia, "original Sin", accessed on Nov 25^th 2004 http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11312a.htm
Judaism and Christianity

Oakes, Edmund T. (1998) "Original Sin: A Disputation." First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life. (87), p. 16+.
Salvation of the Incapable

Robinson, J. H. Original Sin: The Adam and Eve Meme. Tparents. org, 2001. Accessed February 16 2004. Available from
"Salvation"

Karsh, Efraim. (September 2003) "Revisiting Israel's `Original Sin': The Strange Case of Benny Morris." Commentary, 116 (2) p. 46.
New Israeli History: Writings on 1947-48

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