Well sin is sin regardless of who does it, the way it is done, or who acknowledges. If you are a person who believe in sin than it is best for your conscious to be attuned to sin ( so you can recognise it and make changes) But for just every day people we all sin and while we may not count every sin we should always strive for self control. For people who don't know what they are doing is sin- it is still sin. God may judge that person differently than one is very aware of sin ( and held more accountable)
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Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are similar because they are all three monotheistic religions— which means they all worship one supreme God as opposed to multiple— that originated in the Middle East. They also share similar core values like love of God and love of others.
They are different in a few ways: Christianity believes in a trinity (three distinct parts of one God) while Islam and Judaism both have a non-Trinitarian belief system. Judaism and Islam is based more about salvation by good works, while Christianity is about trusting Jesus as salvation. They also have different holy books, the Holy Bible, (Christianity) the Hebrew Tanakh, (Judaism) and the Quran (Islam.)
You can omit or reword things. Especially the ones between parentheses or hyphens. Those are just to help you out if you needed more context.
<span>What is considered deviant in one culture may not be considered deviant in another culture because each culture has a different set of social norms. A deviance or absence of conformity to these norms can be committed in one society but the particular norm maybe normal for another society. </span>
If law is broken kids can be taken away at be arrested for abuse
