Timmy Talk

[bbyrd009]

oh, and I guess all that "...if that were possible"
stuff, that we have occurring tomorrow? Right?
(at least I had it in tomorrow)
ya, no; ty for playing.
happening right now. of course. duh.

[bbyrd009]

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by bbyrd009

oh, and I guess all that "...if that were possible"
stuff, that we have occurring tomorrow? Right?
(at least I had it in tomorrow)
ya, no; ty for playing.
happening right now. of course. duh.

Yeah. Duh.

[Timmy]

Is it a sin to think something is a sin, if it really isn't?

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Is it a sin to think something is a sin, if it really isn't?

Ha I think that is a central Q; do you mean for you (no) or for me (yes)?

Another reflection is that something can be a sin for me, and not for you.
(Possibly (often?) leading "me" to try to make this a sin for you)

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by bbyrd009

Ha I think that is a central Q; do you mean for you (no) or for me (yes)?

Another reflection is that something can be a sin for me, and not for you.
(Possibly (often?) leading "me" to try to make this a sin for you)

I was thinking more about things that would be (or not) a sin for everyone, in God's eyes. Like eating shell fish.

[Timmy]

Is it a sin to believe something that isn't true?

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Timmy

I was thinking more about things that would be (or not) a sin for everyone, in God's eyes. Like eating shell fish.

I think that is a health thing, more than a "sin" thing. Eating a bottom-feeder?

[bbyrd009]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Is it a sin to believe something that isn't true?

I think the issue there might be that the truth changes according to prevailing conditions.

[Amanah]

If sin means to "miss the mark" then believing something untrue would be missing the mark.
The word sin can mean to be mistaken.