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Becky said:or is it only a sin, if it is a spritual law broken?
zombieharlot said:Well, doesn't the Bible say to obey the laws of the land? So wouldn't that mean that breaking the law is just the same as a spiritual sin?
beckysoup61 said:What is sin to you?
Is it transgression? Is it breaking the law whether secular or spiritual, or is it only a sin, if it is a spritual law broken?
zombieharlot said:Well, doesn't the Bible say to obey the laws of the land? So wouldn't that mean that breaking the law is just the same as a spiritual sin?
sojourner said:That which is selfish is sinful. That which is selfless is not.
jewscout said:there's a difference between speeding and commiting adultery.
.sojourner said:That which is selfish is sinful. That which is selfless is not
dawny0826 said:Interesting definition.
Could it be all these sages were thinking more or less of the same thing? I wonder to what extent that might or might not be true?
sojourner said:That which is selfish is sinful. That which is selfless is not.
beckysoup61 said:True dat. Yes it does. I'm just trying to see others ideas.
I think it is breaking any law, whether spritual or secular and that which keeps us from God.