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I made a list of things that I might consider sins if the concept of sin were valid.

Number one, credulity, gullibility.

I'd say that's a sin.

Voluntary willful ignorance.

I'd say that's a sin.

Letting fear prevent you from understanding reality.

I'd call that a sin.

Wasting the rights and freedoms of others in order to make them abide by your standards,

that's a sin.

Sacrificing the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of a child in deference to your religion,

that's a sin.

Wasting the one and only life that you know you're going to have, worrying about and working

for, and after life that somebody told you might be there, that's a sin.

And it's a shame that so many people are so sucked into this religious thing that

even when you leave them down the past, step by step, as soon as they get to the point

where they'd have to admit that yes, when I think about it, that isn't a moral thing.

They instead have to add 20 qualifiers and butts and maybe's to their answer just like

you did.

Your God isn't real, he's not moral, the Bible isn't moral, Islam isn't moral, none of

these religious systems, anything that deteriorates the value of human beings, anything that

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