Sin

Action considered morally wrong in religious and philosophical contexts.

In religious and philosophical contexts, sin refers to an action or behavior considered morally wrong or harmful according to a particular ethical framework or belief system.

/sɪn/

From Old English *synn*, from Proto-West Germanic *sunnō*

Sin is when someone does something that goes against their religion's rules or what they believe is right, like lying or stealing.

What does 'sin' mean? It means an action considered morally wrong according to a religious or philosophical belief
How do different religions view sin? Views on sin vary widely between religions and denominations
Can people atone for their sins? Many religions offer ways to seek forgiveness or make amends for wrongdoing

offense transgression wrongdoing

wrongdoing offense

heresy blasphemy

religion morality

ethical religious organization