From the January/February 2012 issue of Modern Reformation magazine,

When transformation becomes your reason for existence, you are tempted to see transformation where it isn't, and you fail to notice areas that remain bound in the chains of original sin.  You fear not seeing transformation, because it might indict your faith.  So you start spinning reality.

Could this be why so many evangelical churches are not talking too much about original sin?  Is Jurgen "Moltmannism" seeping too much into our theology with a false and different-than-the-Biblical "theology of hope?"