Is there a distinction in the bible between mortal and venial sins?

Question

where does it say?

is so, which is which?

Answer 1

yours i am sure are not the venial kind ----now you should be able to tell which is which

Answer 2

It is not defined in the Bible. It is a belief established by the Catholic Doctrine. Mortal sins are serious and demmning...venial sins are considered less severe.

Answer 3

yes ther is, mortal sin is the rejection of Jesus Christ,
all the others are venials.

Answer 4

There is no such thing as sin. Sin, as with all moral judgements, is a construct of the human mind, and what's considered a sin changes according to social conventions (just read Leviticus - crazy).

There are however universal laws of cause and effect, actions and consequences. As you sow, so shall ye reap.

Good thoughts and actions bring you closer to God. Bad thoughts and actions remove you further from God. You are responsible for your own condemnation through your actions, not an external judgemental god.

Answer 5

Yes:

"If anyone sees his brother commit sin that does not lead to death, he should pray and God will give him life. I refer to those whose sin does not lead to death. There is a sin that leads to death. I am not saying that he should pray about that. All wrongdoing is sin, and there is sin that does not lead to death" (1 John 5:16-17)

Answer 6

No, it's a human thing to rate sins. Biblically a sin is a sin is a sin.

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Mortal is human sort of life given free will, and we sin against our mortal bodies when it comes to committing wickedness. It is evil to sin, and your christ is the only way to clean-up the wickedness in you. But I don't really know what the venial sins is all about. Our mortal sins is like saying wicked things, thinking wicked things, making things wicked, saying that good are evil and evil are good are sinning, all that i have seen in my mind are evil too, and who can ever help it? mortal sins are like sinning before you die and are not mature enough to stop sinning. sinning makes us blind, in our ways of life, blind to the shame of our disgrace, sinning is in like one word in all the sinnings ever lived. the wicked are blind to their shame, and yet without any shame. They love to talk about evil things and make people evil, they love to possess people when it comes to wickedness and are trapped to their own shame. And yet shameless. They love to speak things kindly trying to get away from their evil ways, and loves to be proud of their ugly looks, and yet without shame. people falls for hots easily, once they've seen hot, they love to get hot, and blind to their uglyshit of their disgrace, and yet without shame. They love to make people sin all to want, and unable to repent of their ways, they love the evil have been doing and yet without shame. They love to **** the ugly people to their advantages, they love to be pedaphile, deliberately sins to people faces, they love to swear alot and people swears against them they start to get pissed off, and yet without shame. They love to seduce the animals, yet without shame, and saying it so cool to seduce the animals, tattoeing their bodies and yet without shame. They love to laugh and act as if they're so ******* important just like an ugliest man ever seen to live. The most embarrassing man lives through the mortal shame of his disgrace and loves to blame people around to make people wicked, and loves to make people animal **** while they're ******* ones and deny so on. who cares.

Answer 10

Strictly catholic