That's beside the point. The point is all people are born NOT lost, hence NOT born in sin, as you, B57, AMR and most others teach.Jesus said, "For the Son of man is come to save that which was lost" Matthew 18:11.Both Arminians and Calvinists believe that people are born in sin. Hence, people start out in life already lost. But as pointed out in an earlier post, Jesus taught otherwise in the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin and the lost son. Before the sheep got lost, it was with its shepherd. Before the coin was lost, it was with its owner. Before the son went lost, he was with his father. So with us sinners. We started out not lost. And to be not lost is to be in Christ.
I wonder whether Robert Pate, B57, AMR and others have any explanation on this.
I haven't seen one person that was not a sinner and did not need to be saved.
But after born not lost, all sinned, and needed to be saved. That's how I see it in the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin and lost son. Hence the gospel that Jesus preached (Mark 1:14, 15) calls people to repentance, the same call to repentance God issued in the Old Testament (Ezek 18:30), the same call to repentance that God now commands all people everywhere to do (Acts 17:30).