And yet, like so many falsehoods, it is, perhaps wrong to call it false. It is more a perversion of the truth, subtle enough to deceive, and difficult to escape once one is in its grip. Let us begin our assault by considering the claim that we would have all the correct feelings and beliefs were it not for the Fall. At first sight this claim seems obviously correct, but consider an analogy. I don't like passion fruit, though I know many people do.
Passion fruit is nutritious, and as part of creation, 'very good'.
It is clear that this reasoning insists that, in a perfect world, everyone's tastes, emotions, intentions, and aspirations are the same. In short, it insists that we must all be the same, presumably like Jesus. That is not what is meant when we aim to be more like Jesus. I find that a little obscure, but please go on. The truth is illustrated most easily by examples.