Meaning
In a moral and philosophical context, "sin" refers to an act or thought that is considered to be a transgression against divine law or ethical principles, often invoking a sense of guilt or moral culpability, and can encompass both individual actions and
💡 The term "sin" is frequently associated with religious doctrine; however, in secular discourse, it can also denote ethical failings that may not necessarily have a religious connotation, leading to potential ambiguity in its application.
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original sin
mortal sin
sin of omission
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