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Anselm made a compelling logical argument that Original Sin, which was infinite in its disobedience of God, required the Crucifixion and Resurrection as an infinite redemption of the sin.

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*{{bibleref|Hebrews|12|22}} (translated as "innumerable" by [[ESV]])

*"forever and ever" (meaning for [[infinite]] time) - twice, at {{bibleref|Hebrews|1|8}} and {{bibleref|Hebrews|13|21}}

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This Epistle also contains many references to "[[perfection]]", which is a concept similar to [[infinity]].

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[[Anselm]] made a compelling logical argument that [[Original Sin]], which was [[infinite]] in its disobedience of [[God]], required the [[Crucifixion]] and [[Resurrection]] as an infinite [[redemption]] of the sin.

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