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A child (which can also be an adult) is relieved of Original Sin. Original Sin is the sin we, as Christians are all born with because of Adam and Eve. If you would like to read the story about Adam and Eve, you can look it up in The Bible in the book of Genesis 2:4-3:24, or refer to the video at the related link below.

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