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<blockquote data-quote="Old Man Jingles" data-source="post: 3842125" data-attributes="member: 18222">Actually sin does not mean it is wrong in general.Sin translated from Ancient Hebrew, Aramaic and Hellenic Greek means &#039;missing the mark&#039; and Churches often denote it with a target with the arrow outside of the lines on the target.<img src="https://yehudafm.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/backup_of_missing-the-mark-1.jpg?w=611" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Each person has different targets and Paul preaches on this in James 4:17 but of course, Popes and other religious leaders wanted people to obey their rules so they bastardized the meaning to &#039;miss God&#039;s mark&#039; of perfection and of course, these leaders specified God&#039;s rules.James 4:17 - Whoever knows the good and does not do it, to him it is sin. These days, of course, each of the Christian denominations have different sets of God&#039;s laws although there is a core set they all have in common ... the diagram includes the three major summary level denominations.Of course, in reality, there are hundreds of intersecting sets.[ATTACH=full]224297[/ATTACH]I understand that each of us on here have different ideas and beliefs on what is a sin and what is not.Even the Ten Commandments have been bastardized over the years but some like &quot;MURDER&quot; are universally accepted as a sin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Man Jingles, post: 3842125, member: 18222"] Actually sin does not mean it is wrong in general. Sin translated from Ancient Hebrew, Aramaic and Hellenic Greek means 'missing the mark' and Churches often denote it with a target with the arrow outside of the lines on the target. [IMG]https://yehudafm.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/backup_of_missing-the-mark-1.jpg?w=611[/IMG] Each person has different targets and Paul preaches on this in James 4:17 but of course, Popes and other religious leaders wanted people to obey their rules so they bastardized the meaning to 'miss God's mark' of perfection and of course, these leaders specified God's rules. [B]James 4:17 - Whoever knows the good and does not do it, to him it is sin. [/B] These days, of course, each of the Christian denominations have different sets of God's laws although there is a core set they all have in common ... the diagram includes the three major summary level denominations. Of course, in reality, there are hundreds of intersecting sets. [ATTACH=full]224297[/ATTACH] I understand that each of us on here have different ideas and beliefs on what is a sin and what is not. Even the Ten Commandments have been bastardized over the years but some like "MURDER" are universally accepted as a sin. [/QUOTE]

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