I don't understand why, in Catholicism at least, since that is the only religion I know much about, why is there such an emphasis on not sinning? Why do people strive for sinlessness? Why are people called "weak" for "sinning"? Don't they realize that if no one committed these so called "sins", what a terribly boring world it would be? And practically everything can be construed into a sin. If I ran into Jesus, I don't think I'd want to be friends with him because I think he would be boring. He'd be the type of person you'd have to be careful not to swear around, or point out anything humorous. The type of person that when they enter into a room where everyone's having fun, all the fun stops because he's a party pooper. No one likes a non-"sinner", yet people strive to be that way and people such as religious fanatics, prudes, priests and nuns try to make you feel guilty for sinning. Why?
2006-09-16
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