How does going to Heaven eliminate the human desire to sin (read the description)?

[ChiTown33]

Adam and eve knew right from wrong. But like innocent children, they just always chose right i guess like children TEND to do. It wasn't till they ate of the tree of knowledge that their pull towards evil was created and sin entered the world.

By Jesus's sacrifice we are cleansed of our sins so that we can enter Heaven. Ok, i can buy that (i do). But if we STILL have free will how does that eliminate man's knowledge of sin? I mean apparently we still have it. But going to Heaven and being in God's pesence and our glorified bodies just eliminates the human penchant to sin.

Is this something a human mind in this life simply cannot wrap it's mind around?

I'm trying to understand still having free will but just always choosing God's Glory. I mean God is infallible. You know how hard it would be not to sin at all! I'm not talking about "want". You can want to do God's will all you want, and still break. This is what makes us, "evil". How is that just eliminated and yet we still have free will?

P. S. This isn't a debate for the existence of God. If you want to debate that this question isn't for you. Thank you.🙂

[RachyRach]

Adam and Eve did not know about right and wrong before they ate the fruit. All they knew was they should eat the fruit from that tree. Read Genesis 3:22

God gives us free will to choose Him everyday. Yes we sin but we ask for forgiveness everyday.

It's like saying I bought new clothes (God saving us) but when I wear them I know they will get dirty (sin) even if I don't decide to roll around in the mud. So I need to wash my clothes (asking for forgiveness) so they can be clean again and I can put them in the closet (heaven).

[strateguy632]

No. We can understand that "temptation" continues until death. Not "eliminate man's knowledge of sin". Not "eliminate the human desire to sin"