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Adam was created pure and king of all creatures (Conversation 11, § 5, p. 85). Before sin, Adam did not notice his nakedness and was not ashamed of it (Word 4, chapter 5, p. 385). The state of Adam before the fall (Discourse 12, § 1, p. 93). The reason for Adam's fall was conceit (Word 6, chapter 3, p. 419). Adam after the fall (Conversation 1, § 7, p. 8, Conversation 12, § 1, p. 93). The consequences of his fall (Conversation 11, § 5, p. 85; Conversation 30, § 7, pp. 233–234). (Word 7, chapter 29, p. 463) etc. Through the crime of Adam, the pure nature of man was defiled (Word 4, chapter 9, p. 388). For Adam's disobedience, everyone became guilty before God (Homily 7, chapter 26, p. 460). What kind of knowledge did Adam have after the fall? (Conversation 12, § 8, 9, pp. 96–97). You might be interested in: