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Posted 2 months ago

 

Every sin is mearly the same in my book.....

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How you define sin is up to you. Mine is sin is basically something that hurts others, scars your soul. something that damages you. murder, rape, ect. those kind of things are sins.

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I see where you're coming from. To me sin is just sin. I don't feel as if one sin is any worst than the other. A bullet to someone else's head is just the same as cheating on your wife. In God's book, a sin is a sin and unacceptable.

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Exactly! absolutely!! You come up with some very deep and controversial subjects. I enjoy the challenge.

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Thank you hunn!! I love having these types of talks!! I really get into the conversations. Who doesn't love a good challenge?

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A sin is a sin. No matter what kind of sin it is. The worst are probably disobeying, like, the ten comandments or something, but killing someone is a sin, just like cheating on a test. They're just different types of sin. And diferent degrees. God forgives for all sins, no matter how bad.


That's what I believe anyway.

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Man has his own definition of sin. In as much as it is different from wht the bible says, it holds no water then. For me, Sin is the trangression of the Law (whether the law of God or that of man) which has its consequences.

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whether you commit adultery or lie a sin is a sin. All of our sins are covered by the blood so we are forgiven even before we repent. The only thing left is to forgive yourself.

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It is human nature to sin. Just about every sin will feel good while we are doing it, but sooner or later, we will answer to the Lord for everything we do. Thankfully, the Lord does forgive. To some people, some sins are worse than others. To God, every sin is the same. In the bible, it tells us that no matter what the sin is that a person commits, no matter how upset or mad we are at the person, we must forgive just as the Lord does (though it may be very hard at times). I personally have gone through the experience where I just did not care what the Lord thought because of all the bad stuff that I had been through. It turns out that what I thought was just horrible encounters were really just to make me more humble and a stronger christian. That was when I turned to God. The point when I decided that I needed him most. Sin only pulls us away from God. Like a father loves his child, this is how he loves us. he is very glad to bring us back into his arms when we are ready (no matter what the sin); Lets just hope that it's not too late.

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Sin is spiritual bondage. disobedience to the laws of our Heavenly Father. corruption. loss of the Holy Ghost.

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regardless if you sin you sin it just really depends on what you belive and as i say to every on i dont believe in liveing my life by a book that some man/woman wrote sayin that they could talk to god

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I think it is safe to say that sin is disobeying God's commandments.  With that said, is there degrees of sin?  I think sin is sin, however, I know that some sins are more serious than others because it can be more difficult to obtain forgiveness for some sins than others.  If you steal a candy bar you can easily pay that back.  Now if you kill someone that is a little harder to give back.  I think if the sin interferes with the steps of repentance than it is a little more serious.  I like this talk to help me http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?hideNav=1&locale=0&sourceId=3111a7b37c11c010VgnVCM1000004d82620a____&vgnextoid=2354fccf2b7db010VgnVCM1000004d82620aRCRD.

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Sin in a nut shell, if God says no and you disobey that's sin. The Word sin actually means missing the mark.

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 That there is no such thing.

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Mikazukinoyaiba says ...



 That there is no such thing.



If you actually hold that to be true, then is murder entirely acceptable to you? Sin is very real and very repulsive. If you wish to argue that morals are somehow relative, then I feel sorry for you because that argument simply withers under quick scrutiny. If there is no absolute truth, then you cannot even believe in what you say, and still hold it to be absolutely true. What do I mean by this? Well, if morals are truly relative, then so is truth! That is because morals are an extension of truth and falsehood. Thus, if you do not believe that sin exists, then you cannot hold anything to really be true or false. (I would gladly debate this point even further with you.)


Thus, if what you say is true, then nobody can be wiser than anyone else, since wisdom itself requires a distinction between right and wrong.

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When you think of sin you think of God...so in my perspective sin is something that is not of God. To define on what i just said is anything that is not worshipping God or have anything to do with God or displeases God......is a SIN....but then again that's my opinion

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Mikazukinoyaiba,


       SimpleSpy is completely right. The theory that there is no sin is as ridiculous as saying there is no dirt. Sin is obviously apparent anywhere you are. Maybe you can't touch it, but neither can you touch sorrow, joy, or pain. Does that mean they don't exist?

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Sin is basically any action that can cause harm, hurt, to urself or other ppl & if ur religious or believe in w.e god...then it can be taken as what do u think God would think abt it? whenevr i have did something bad i question that to myself...but everyone does sin cuz we r all not perfect....in fact we are all meant to commit a sin, so we can learn from it...so THANKS TO THE POSTER OF THIS U MADE ME REALIZE SOMETHING I NEVER DID B4!!! UR MAKIN ME THINK...THAT'S GOOOD!!

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Since the majority of you seem to believe that "sin" exists, I want you to answer an additional question: What does sin deserve?


(I am not trying to steal this thread, but I think it has the potential to become an even larger discussion.)

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Sin deserves the penalty God gave it: death. I could say more on this, but it seems to be pretty self-explanatory.


 

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    Remember than is no lesser sin or greater sin.But dwelling on the past you only hold you back.In the eyes of God everyone gets their chance to prove themselves to him.God gave us the right of freewill and with freewill come mostakes that can't be changed.Hit me back if you feel what im sain.

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Sin is disobedience to God, whether to the Law or His Holy Spirit.  The great thing is that we can repent, change our ways, and be forgiven of our sins.  However, there is consequences for your sin and this is where the "degree of sin" comes in.  A sin is a sin and the only sin that I recalled mentioned above others is Pride and certian sexual sins.  So yes, stealing a cookie from mommie's cookie jar is just as much of a sin as murder; however, they are two entirely differently consequences for each of these actions. 

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OF COURSE SIN EXISTS!!! This is me screaming, by the way.


Every sin is the same to God.  This is the important part.  We all sin.  Repentance is the most important part.  Hopefully, repentance makes you think more about your actions and then sin less.  Once again, that is HOPEFULLY.  Not everybody gets it.  Sin is anything and everything that is disobedient to the laws that God laid down a really long time ago.  Let's all recall Mt. Sinai.  Sometimes it is as small and trivial as the cookie jar analogy, but it is still disobedience.


The "what does sin deserve" question is easily answered.  Abigail helped with that.  Death.  Before Jesus died for us all and Christianity was born, Jews had to sacrifice ceremonially (I think I am using the right term) clean animals to atone for their sins.  This was recognition that they had sinned and were aware that something had to die for it.  Now, the sacrifice to atone has already been made although we still must acknowledge our sin and ask forgiveness from God.


I agree that this is a wonderful subject and certainly not trivial.

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All have sinned and fall short , that is why Jesus was born and died for our sins.  God sent His son to pay for our sins with His blood. We acknowledge that we sin and repent of our sins. We believe that we are forgiven through Jesus blood on the cross as full payment for sins.


Jesus died, rose fro m the dead, and is now at the right hand of God our Father in Heaven.  He is going to return for the Church. He said that he was going to prepare a place for us in Heaven, that if it was not so, He would have told us. We live in the Grace of God. Grace is unmeritedf  favor. Once Jesus returns and the believers, His Church, the children of God go to Heaven with Him, the Holy Spirit will leave also. Those who remain on earth will live to exprience the tribulation, and the Anti-Christ.  It will be a horrible time in history. Sin is anything that separates us from God. The laws brought down the mountain by Moses were and are not our friend. They prove to us that there is something fundamentally wrong with us. God  loves us as a father loves his children, that means He chastizes us when we do wrong.  He cannot have sin near Him in Heaven.  A sin is a sin; a lie is a sin, looking at someone with lust in your heart is as bad as actually having relations with them,  stealing in any form is sin, killing is sin, coveting...desiring your neighbor's property is sin.  Remember that once you repent and ask God's forgiveness you will be forgiven, and you are born again in the Spirit. When you are living in His Grace you may sin, but you will know it and because you are forgiven you will know it and try all the harder to be who God wants you to be. Study the Word in the Bible, put on the whole armor of God, learn the Word of God, you will be better prepared to deal with what comes to you in life that is not of God. 


 


 

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Come, now! We can't all agree here.

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As an agnostic atheist, I don't believe in sins. I think the Bible can be too "black and white" for the real world. It says that murder is a sin, but what if you murder someone in self-defense? It says that lying is a sin, but what if you lie to save someone's life? It says that lust is a sin, but many, if not most, people are hardwired to lust (and we were supposedly created by God, which would mean we were created with these "flaws"). What I do believe in is treating others the way you want to be treated and not harming yourself or others.

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If one murders someone in self defense, one will be judged by the laws of the land. Eventually by the eternal laws of God. Lying is a sin regardless of one's motive. One just has to tell a second lie to cover-up the first and it continues like a domino effect until you get caught. Once you are caught, no one in their right mind would trust in what you tell them, even if it is the truth. Lust is a sin. Anyway you look at it. Regardless how you try to mold -it into something virtuous, it's still a sin. If you think of something or look at someone in a way which causes lustful thoughts in your mind and it stirs feelings of passion in you own being, it is just as sinful as if you acted upon those thoughts. You don't have to think carnal thoughts. You don't have to think of lustful acts. No one is forcing you to do or to think of those things, causing lustful thoughts in your mind. God gave us free agency. The free agency to make decissions of right or wrong, good or bad. You say that we were created by God, this I will agree with. But I disagree about the part of , " . . . we were created with these "flaws". Yes we were created imperfect, but to learn from the wrong and the bad. Not to experience them so much to where we can't be forgiven by God. We are created to learn and in learning we strive to make the right choices such as being chaste and virtuous. Besides, there are more things to think about in life, than lustful thoughts about anyone. One last food for thought. I people would spend more time doing the things God wants us to do, there wouldn't be time to do the things he doesn't want us to do.

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I am talking about telling a lie to save a life. That is not what you are talking about. Lying to save someone's life is the right thing to do, in my opinion. And I do not feel that there is anything wrong with telling "white lies" now and then. ("Does this make me look fat?" "No, you look nice.")


Again, the Bible says murder is always wrong but that does not work in the real world. How would we know if self-defense is right or wrong? Why is the Bible so black and white?



Well, I am asexual so I don't "get" feeling lust for another person. But from my understanding, it appears to be something that cannot actually be controlled. "Sexual" people tend to feel sexually attracted to others. Again, if God had a problem with this, God shouldn't have created people with these feelings. And, again, I don't understand why we have to learn "right and wrong" by ourselves (i.e. we are like children that are not being lead by an adult). If you study different cultures, you will see that all humans have similarities, but ideas about right and wrong are occasionally VERY different. For example, even in the U.S., a man could hit his wife or even rape his wife. But now, we view that as being very wrong. And, as you'll notice, even Christians have different views of right and wrong. People get different answers or no answer from God and some even have to see a psychologist/counselor because prayer is not giving them any answers. But, I'll stop because you're Christian and I'm not.


I agree with you that we should strive to do good.

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I am talking about telling a lie to save a life. That is not what you are talking about. Lying to save someone's life is the right thing to do, in my opinion. And I do not feel that there is anything wrong with telling "white lies" now and then. ("Does this make me look fat?" "No, you look nice.")


Again, the Bible says murder is always wrong but that does not work in the real world. How would we know if self-defense is right or wrong? Why is the Bible so black and white?



Well, I am asexual so I don't "get" feeling lust for another person. But from my understanding, it appears to be something that cannot actually be controlled. "Sexual" people tend to feel sexually attracted to others. Again, if God had a problem with this, God shouldn't have created people with these feelings. And, again, I don't understand why we have to learn "right and wrong" by ourselves (i.e. we are like children that are not being lead by an adult). If you study different cultures, you will see that all humans have similarities, but ideas about right and wrong are occasionally VERY different. For example, even in the U.S., a man could hit his wife or even rape his wife. But now, we view that as being very wrong. And, as you'll notice, even Christians have different views of right and wrong. People get different answers or no answer from God and some even have to see a psychologist/counselor because prayer is not giving them any answers. But, I'll stop because you're Christian and I'm not.


I agree with you that we should strive to do good.



uhmmm.......... this lil thing kinda made me upset a bit ..... my answer to all this tht your saying is.... someone called satin .. who puts thoughts in your mind tht ar enot suppoesed to be there, who corrpupts your mind with bad things that are not of god, who has every intension on you not serving god.. not tryna be mean but someone has def brainwashed you...... =/   & i hope you get things right . i respect your religion & everything but its not right . i hope this makes you think.

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I am talking about telling a lie to save a life. That is not what you are talking about. Lying to save someone's life is the right thing to do, in my opinion. And I do not feel that there is anything wrong with telling "white lies" now and then. ("Does this make me look fat?" "No, you look nice.")


Again, the Bible says murder is always wrong but that does not work in the real world. How would we know if self-defense is right or wrong? Why is the Bible so black and white?



Well, I am asexual so I don't "get" feeling lust for another person. But from my understanding, it appears to be something that cannot actually be controlled. "Sexual" people tend to feel sexually attracted to others. Again, if God had a problem with this, God shouldn't have created people with these feelings. And, again, I don't understand why we have to learn "right and wrong" by ourselves (i.e. we are like children that are not being lead by an adult). If you study different cultures, you will see that all humans have similarities, but ideas about right and wrong are occasionally VERY different. For example, even in the U.S., a man could hit his wife or even rape his wife. But now, we view that as being very wrong. And, as you'll notice, even Christians have different views of right and wrong. People get different answers or no answer from God and some even have to see a psychologist/counselor because prayer is not giving them any answers. But, I'll stop because you're Christian and I'm not.


I agree with you that we should strive to do good.



 


That "asexual" thing is very interesting. I learned something new today. Also, that must be weird.

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