Using the word 'sin' as a collective noun (instead of sins) is a remarkably Christian concept, and implies a state of sin, not merely those wrongs that a person might have committed. In particular, Catholicism emphasises the state of original sin, a concept that was never adopted by the Orthodox or Eastern Churches, and which is downplayed by the various Protestant denominations.
Judaism, for example, talks about sins and the expiation of sins. Traditionally, at Passover, the scapegoat was released to take away the sins of the faithful.
Islam's views on the concept of sin more or less follow the ideas of the Eastern Churches.
The Eastern faiths of Asia focus more on righteousness and knowledge than on sin or sins. Worship is emphasised rather than the forgiveness of sins.
Some religions say you can commit a sin just by thinking of doing it. These same religions are usually thinking of SEXUAL things, funnily enough. So if you THINK about doing a sexy thing with someone else, then that's a sin of thought.
Some religions believe since Adam and Eves sin in the garden of Eden, we, their offspring, now sin because of them. Many people hold different views and define sin in different ways. It becomes a matter of personal faith.
A sin for a religious person is any action that goes against the teachings, rules, or laws of their faith. It is seen as a violation of moral or ethical principles as defined by their religion and may lead to spiritual consequences.
Not in all religions ... but i don't celebrate it because i think its a sin !!
The answer will depend on your belief system. Some Christians feel that it is a sin because they feel estranged from their God when they listen to it. Others listen to secular music feeling no guilt or estrangement. It all depends on your personal beliefs. However, Christians do believe that they should keep away from things that are causing them to sin, so if one feels that it is causing them to sin, then it would be for that individual.
No you can not say that. As people have different religions and faiths.
Many religions believe that all people are sinners in some way, as humans are seen as inherently imperfect and prone to wrongdoing. This belief emphasizes the concept of original sin or the idea that people are born with a tendency to sin. However, different religions interpret the idea of sin and the consequences of sin differently.
According to Western philosophy (Christianity, Islam, Judaism) it is. The God in these religions says it is an abomination to lie with someone of the same sex as you would with someone of a different sex.
It depends on your faith. Different religions that believe in a heaven also believe in all different kinds of rule on how to get there.Most Christians will say that gay people are welcome in heaven if they are celibate and have accepted Jesus.Some extreme Christians claim that sin can be committed in thoughts, and therefore gay people can never be considered "repentant."Some liberal Christians say that God forgives everyone, everything, even if you don't ask.There are also many many religions that don't believe in the Christian idea of heaven.
Depends on your religion but most religions agree that if it is sexual in nature, it is a sin to watch.
there are all kinds of different beliefs for different religions. Christians believe in one God, other religions believe different from that. some people say the are three gods.
They see prostitution as a sin, as do most christian religions. The bible calls prostitution a sin.