Men’s Sinfulness and Women’s Sinlessness explores a provocative and transformative perspective on gender, sin, and biblical theology. The book argues that while humanity inherited a general inclination toward sin through Adam, women uniquely embody functional sinlessness, offering a fresh lens through which to interpret history, salvation, and the created order. Drawing from Scripture, historical analysis, and theological reasoning, the book examines how men’s and women’s roles in both spiritual and social contexts are deeply influenced by this distinction. It shows how acknowledging women’s sinlessness reshapes our understanding of redemption, moral responsibility, and the way divine design interacts with human choice. The author also highlights practical implications for marriage, church leadership, societal dynamics, and ethical frameworks, encouraging readers to reconsider conventional narratives about human nature, accountability, and grace. By exploring the complementary roles of men and women, the book offers a new paradigm for understanding history, scripture, and God’s plan for humanity. Written for theologians, students, and spiritually curious readers alike, Men’s Sinfulness and Women’s Sinlessness challenges long-held assumptions and inspires a deeper appreciation of the divine order, revealing how recognizing women’s unique moral and spiritual role can transform the way we view creation, redemption, and human society itself.