Humans do not have to sin, though it is in our nature (Romans 3:23), except for Christ Jesus (1 Peter 2:22).
Cloning of humans is definitely a serious (mortal) sin.
No, animals do not have the capacity to sin because they do not have the same level of moral awareness and ethical understanding as humans. Sin is a concept rooted in religious and moral teachings, which animals do not adhere to.
As long as humans are here, never.
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Sin is typically understood as actions that go against a moral or religious code. Humans are capable of making choices that may be considered sinful by various belief systems, but the concept of sin and its consequences can vary among different cultures and religions.
The song "Monster" by Skillet refers to the Monster (Sin) inside humans, and how we cannot do anything about our sin.
According to Christian belief, God is holy and cannot be in the presence of sin. Sin separates humans from God, but through repentance and forgiveness, people can be reconciled with God.
The sin root word in the concept of original sin signifies the idea of wrongdoing or moral transgression that is inherited or passed down from the first humans, Adam and Eve, according to Christian theology. This concept suggests that all humans are born with a sinful nature due to the disobedience of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
It is believed that God cannot look upon sin because sin goes against His nature of being pure and holy. Sin creates a separation between humans and God, and His holiness cannot tolerate the presence of sin.
It is the sin all humans are supposed to carry because of Adam disobeying God's will. (The correct term is Original sin not eternal sin) edit: If by eternal you mean unforgivable then the answer is that there isn't one. All sins may be forgiven.
Humans' find it easy to sin at any time - before or after confirmation. Do your best to at least stay with in the law at all times.
Adam and eve