Top 10 Things that Should Never Be Considered a Sin
Whether in Christianity, Islam, Judaism, etc..Whether exclusively or not.
You don't believe, so why do they even bother talking about how much of a sin it is? You're an atheist for a reason.
Many people commit suicide for a reason, mostly out of depression. If you really go to Hell for suicide, then that just makes you feel worse! Why would God do that?
Well, ritual suicides were one of the many traditions of samurai back then in Japan. They were done as an act of honor to avoid disgrace or execution.
My Christian studies teacher said that there is no acceptable reason to kill yourself, but I was still thinking there is any acceptable reason to do so.
We need the nutrients from meat. I am surprised they have great health even though they don't eat meat. Killing animals without need should be a sin instead.
I kind of agree with this. It's not our fault that we need proteins and sodium to live longer. However, committing animal hunting sport competitions or doing this for entertainment should be a sin.
Guys, just chill. It's 2021. Some guys like other guys, some women like other women. Get over it.
So what if you do? We should be who we want to be.
How are you going to live then? Meat has nutrients. I doubt they will tell us not to eat raisins, and "because we need them" is not an excuse. We need to eat pigs for their nutrients, but they don't allow us to.
Never ever thought that partaking in a spot of D.I.Y. was considered a sin, especially when you have the house to yourself where there is no danger of anyone tripping over your tools.
As long as you do it in privacy, it's not going to hurt anybody, right?
Entertainment media has pretty much glorified nudity, so it would be impossible to avoid it, let alone with ease.
Here's my thing with nudity in entertainment media. If it's non-sexual nudity (e.g., changing, hospitals, etc.), then it doesn't bother me. However, sexual nudity is where I draw the line. Welcome to my TED talk.
Not a sin, per se. But enjoying the smell? You've got bigger problems.
Not a sin. But I still wouldn't do it.
At least not if you're married. Outside of wedlock demeans its beauty.
If it's murder, then that's bad. But if you're killing very, very, very bad people because it's your job (soldier, military pilot, etc.) and you have to, or it's self-defense, then it's OK.
It's only bad if you get anything that says bad things about God.
I don't know if skipping school is so bad that it should be considered a sin, but it is certainly a bad thing that you should never do, ever.
If you're not careful about how much alcohol you consume, it should be a sin. But if you're careful about how much alcohol you consume, it shouldn't be a sin.
Although I am not an apostate and am a proud Christian, I find this sin very unnecessary. You just change beliefs and believe in something else instead of your past beliefs. This is a sin in many Abrahamic religions, and I find it very unfair. Some countries even kill you for being an apostate. (Middle East, yes, I'm talking to you.) I don't think this deserves to be a sin. How is believing in something else a mortal sin?