True Sin

Now this is something even atheists can relate to...

What, for you, is considered a sin? I'm not asking about the religious concept of sin, but rather what, for you, is considered an offense?

Me, for example, believes in only 2 Major Capital Sins: Uselessness and Being Harmful to Others.

Uselessness because you waste up the space and time that could be replaced by a more useful being (like a dog, for being cute, thus motivating you). Committing suicide is personally a sin for me because you just wasted all the things you could have done by being alive, like help me cook dinner or something. Under this is also Sloth and Gluttony, where time and resources that could have been given to a deserving individual is wasted on you.

Being harmful is self explanatory. Though Jesus said that lusting for a woman is as bad as doing her, it is still better if you keep it to yourself than harming somebody (that's why I love hentai and will defend it even against my pastors or even the pope). Hurting somebody else's feelings falls under this also.

So, for you guys, what is your personal definition of true sin?

Sin?

Doing something today when I could have put it off till tomorrow.

That is a major one.

Wasting time~

I try to make most of my time, idle hours are a Sin for me... There's just so much to do out there!

1.To force others to agree with your opinion just like some politicians always do.
2.Killing. No matter what ideology ，philosophy or religion you believe. Life is the most important and valuable thing, you don't have the authority to take anyone's life.

Uselessness. eh, in ancient China there is a philosopher called Zhuang Zhou also called Zhuang Zi. He said uselessness is another use for a being(in Chinese"无用之用"。)(For instance, if a tree is useless to human being it can live longer than other trees that is useful to human.)

Anyway, it is wonderful to pursuing a meaningful life.

Sin is.. okay I've run out of words.. will do this tomorrow or else I'll get brain implosion.

On the other hand, there are people like me with too much free time on their hands.

@Transport: LOL.你人在中国么? We both have lots of time, isn't it?

敝人在国外读书，现在放假，闲着蛋疼 T.T

Speaking of which, it came as a surprise to me that we can actually access Fakku from mainland China.

@Transport: GFW can't understand what F is Hentai Manga,So is the government ~ 宅男的世界连河蟹也无法入侵,哈哈哈~
你有QQ不?

657747365。



On a more serious note, I think we are going off-topic.

I do not believe in Sin.

Sin is to vaguely defined. So many things are considered to be sinful because people can't be bothered to learn about them. The only sin I would point out is murder, but even then I am willing to consider the situation and the conditions it occurred.

Sin, huh? nope, none in my dictionary.

Thus, the defining begins...

Call it crime, offense on your person, whatever. Anything you find that can relate to sin.



Thus the reason why China remained a poor nation right until they learned to stand up and actually do shit like sports or business or actually just being useful to the world.

Its not useless to contemplate on life, like taking a stroll to the park for an hour or two, but contributing nothing to something that needs to be done (like dinner) is. No work, no eat, like my father used to say.

Sin, huh?

I suppose my idea of sin is to not reflect on your actions. Nobody is more useless to me than somebody who can't appreciate their actions. That doesn't mean you have to do it all the time, but I feel that going through your life like a zombie is meaningless, and therefore wasting the life that they have and/or was given to them.

Not living by the way of carpe diem (Use the day / Make use of the day). That does not mean that you shouldn't put some things on hold, it just means that you have to find something worthwhile each day ^^.
The original saying is from the Romans but was often used in the times of the barock throughout Europe.

Quit making shit so difficult.

But seriously. There are no sins. What you do is what you do. It don't really matter. Sin or not, people will keep doing it.

There really isn't a true sin concept in my book.
It all depends on the context in which a certain action (or lack thereof) took place.