Does our body do all sins?or some other power inside our body enforces us to do sins?who is responsible of it?
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A sinful body and a soul: \n\nIt is always the body which likely to carry out a sin. The exterior of the body has no excess to the activities of your soul. You lie with your tongue, you do bad deeds with your body. So, body is the responsible for carrying out any sin. \n\nI would like to tell you that it's not the body itself which causes to commit sins. There is a negative driving source of energy inside every human being. \nThere is a tradition of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). He said; "a devil Jin is born with every child when the child is born". That devil Jin is Latifa-e-Nafs (The carnal Self or the Ego), its nature is sin. Its nature is negative energy which is Naar.\n\nWith every breath you take, with every bite you eat, with every word you speak, Naar continually enter your body and it provides the food of Naar (negative energy) to the Nafs. This is way Latifa-e-Nafs get strong day by day. \n\nNaar is produced by heat and the sunlight is the main source of heat. \nNo plant, no fruit becomes eatable or nurtured without sunlight, even human beings stop to grow if they are not exposed to sunlight. So, sunlight is important factor in life, whether that life belongs to human beings or to plantation, vegetation or the animal kingdom. \n\nSo this is a serious problem that the Jin devil which is born with us that devil Jin does not have to work in order to obtain its diet which is Naar (negative energy). It is available in abundance to eat. Whenever you take a breath an amount of Naar enters your body. Whenever you speak a word an amount of Naar enters your body. Whenever you eat an amount of Naar enters your body. As a result of that your Naar is stored and it is stored in your Nafs, which makes your Nafs even stronger every single second. \nNo wonder in Holy Quran God made it obligatory upon every believer that Noor (The Light of God) must enter your heart.\n\nAn analytical point of view: Why we need Noor (The Light of God)?\n\nWhen we are feeling cold, we need heat. When we are feeling hot, we need cool breeze. When we have Naar, we need Noor.\nwe need the Noor, because Noor is the energy that converts Naar into Noor. \nNow, we have to calculate as to how much Noor we actually need in order to combat the stored Naar in our Nafs. \nRemember! Naar is being store into your Nafs since you took the first breath in your life. It is constantly being absorbed; it is constantly entering your Nafs and being stored.\n\nWhen it comes to calculating the amount of Naar which has been absorbed and still it is entering our body since our birth. So, we need Noor constantly with every breath we take, with every bite we eat and with every word we say. Even then if now after 30 years because we have been absorbing Naar since the day we were born and if we are now 30 years of age, if now we begin to obtain some Noor in our body. We are not going to be able to compete with the amount of Naar which is already stored in our nafs.
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Every individual goes before the throne of God for everything that they did while on earth. We will be ask to give account for every act of sin and every act of righteousness (every act that was pleasing to God) that we've ever done. After that we are sentenced according to the motivation of our hearts, whether our hearts were set on pleasing God, or serving the devil. God Bless.
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You have my attention....what a fabulous question!\n\nI have no answer.\n\nI have an opinion,  maybe there is no infinite punishment. \n\nHow does a person define sin anyway?
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Each of us are judged on what we did with the time, health and wealth that God blessed us with. If we had a hand in harming our environment, we will be judged accordingly, and if we did our best to help our environment, we will be judged accordingly. No one will have to worry about being held accountable for another's sins, and no one but you can account for your own self.
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All people sin because they are sinners.  All people have a moral code yet break it.\n\nChristians have the perfect standard. The Bible.  Since Christians are still sinners, they still sin.  Yes, at times, they even love the sin.\n\nAlthough you may view yourself as sinless, look at your own heart.  It is not pure. \n\nRomans 7:14-15 (NKJV)  \n    For we know that the law is spiritual, but I am carnal, sold under sin. [15] For what I am doing, I do not understand. For what I will to do, that I do not practice; but what I hate, that I do. \n\nMatthew 18:15 (NKJV)  \n    "Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone. If he hears you, you have gained your brother. \n\n\nWe desperately need a savior.
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These are really good questions.  \n\nJesus did die for our sins, for the sins of those who recieve His death as payment for their sins. (John 1:12) (If you do not believe in Him, than His death does not pay the penalty for your sins and you are responsible for paying it, thus eternity spent in hell)  We still die in our earthly bodies, because this earth is not eternal.  For those who are in Christ, earthly death is merely the end of the temporary and the beginning of eternal life in the presence of God.  1 Corinthians 15:50-57 talks about that.\n\nAdam and Eve did sin.  So has every human after them.  By their sin, Adam and Eve broke the perfect fellowship with God that He had created them to live in with Him.  Once that relationship was broken, as one of the many consequences of it, Adam and Eve's children were born into that broken relationship.  We are not responsible for Adam and Eve's sin, but we do live in the effects of it. (just like if a stranger comes into your house and kills a loved one of yours, your life will be forever changed.  You will now live with the consequences of that person's actions, though you had no personal responsibility for them.)  The sin that we are responsible for is our own.  We were born incapable of not sinning, whether it is sin we are aware of or not.  Romans 3 tells us that absolutely every human on the planet is guilty of sin.  But God, though we broke relationship with Him, sent His perfect Son, Jesus, who knew no sin (2 Corinthians 5:21) to take on the penalty of our sin and pay it for us in His death and resurrection.  Romans 3:23-26, Ephesians 2:8-9\n\nYour last question is a very difficult one, that many people don't agree on, because the Bible is not clear, and it is most likely one of those questions that we'll never figure out and will have to ask God when we get to heaven and will see things from His perspective.  Some people believe that all humans are born in sin and are responsible from birth.  Other people believe in an "age of accountability", basically that there is a certain age, around 2 or 3, when children begin understanding right and wrong, and that's when they are responsible for their sin.  If they die before that age, such as at birth or a miscarriage, God will not condemn them because they were unaware of their sin.  \n\nHope that helps some.  I encourage you to read the book of Romans in the Bible, it gives a whole lot more than I just did, and it shows the amazing gift that God has made possible by sending Jesus.  I pray that the eyes of your heart may be opened so that you will know what is the hope of His calling and the riches of the glory of His inheritance and the greatness of His power toward us who believe.  (Ephesians 1:17-23)
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Well listen, in the bible it says...\n\nRomans 6:12  \nTherefore do not let sin reign in your mortal body, that you should obey it in its lusts.  \n\nMatthew 5:27-28  \n" You have heard that it was said to those of old, `You shall not commit adultery.'  28  But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart."  \n\n Corinthians 6:15-20  \nDo you not know that your bodies are members of Christ? Shall I then take the members of Christ and make [them] members of a harlot? Certainly not!  16  Or do you not know that he who is joined to a harlot is one body [with] [her]? For "the two," He says, "shall become one flesh."  17  But he who is joined to the Lord is one spirit [with] [Him].  18  Flee sexual immorality. Every sin that a man does is outside the body, but he who commits sexual immorality sins against his own body.  19  Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit [who] [is] in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own?  20  For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's.  \n\n\nWell anyhow...If you can Masturbate without lusting, then good for you, but There is no way you can. \n\nAnd ur not honoring ur body for God.\n\nAnd yes, thinking that Masturbation is normal, is also a sin.\n\nSex is within marriage.
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Your question is very clear and to the point. A commission sin is anything we do, say, or dwell on that God does not like. Conversely, we fail to do many things that God would want us to do. These are sins of omission. (Our thoughts are not sins unless we dwell on them.)
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No.\n\nSin is a deliberate thought, word, deed, or omission contrary to the eternal law of God. \n\nIn other words, sin is anything that hurts your relationship with God.\n\nSin is a personal act. Moreover, we have a responsibility for the sins committed by others when we cooperate in them:\n- by participating directly and voluntarily in them;\n- by ordering, advising, praising, or approving them;\n- by not disclosing or not hindering them when we have an obligation to do so;\n- by protecting evil-doers.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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We see a deadly sin on every street corner, in every home, and we tolerate it. We tolerate it because it's common, it's trival. We tolerate it morning, noon, and night. Well, not anymore. I'm setting the example. And what I've done is going to be puzzled over, and studied, and followed... forever.\n\nWhat sick ridiculous puppets we are...and what gross little stage we dance on...What fun we have dancing and f--king...Not a care in the world...Not knowing that we are nothing... We are not what was intended.
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The sin concept in religion is the way that control is maintained!\n\nIt's a bit of a paradox!  Sin came about as the result of Adam and Eve gaining knowledge of good and evil.  However without knowing good and evil they could not have freewill.  The ability to make a choice is based us knowing good and evil.\n\nThe fact is God set us up to fall!  After all God is all knowing and everything fulfills the will of God!  So it was God's will that everything that has occured would occur!  God is the ultimate control freak!!
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Hello lulu.. :)\n\nThe Answer is NO..\n\nWe are all born with sin in our lives and we cannot blame anyone for our actions..but ourselves..\n\nI used to blame others, my mother, father and others on my life while I growing up..my father was a drunk, and my mother physically abused me as a little child..I never heard about Love and forgiveness..that was not in our home.. :(\n\nLater in life I became a  druggie, and a child abuser..so was it my fault or my parents, or because I was born evil..\n\nIf any of those were the case, my life would not have done a 360% turn..\n\nInstead of hate, there is Love..instead of anger, there is forgiveness..instead of doubt, there is faith..where there used to be Me first, there is now wanting to help others and put their needs first..\n\nIn Jesus Most Precious Name..\nWith Love..In Christ..
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Because it's in our nature to commit sins.
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All Sins keep you out of Heaven.\n\nHowever if you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior then he pays for your Sins and the Sins you commited are removed from you thus allowing you to go to heaven.
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God gives us human desires but we are told to keep them in check.  We may have a desire to have multiple partners but we are warned against that.  We may have a desire to get high all the time, but we are warned against that as well.  We may have a desire to be attracted to the same sex.  But we are warned agaisnt acting on those desires.  \n\nSo it doesnt really matter to me whether they were born that way are not, they should not act on those desires.  They may not be able to help how they feel but they can control how they act.
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I don't know that there is any sin which you MUST commit. There are certainly many sins which I CANNOT commit.  For example, one command is that a king shall not gather for himself many horses.  If I had a great deal of money I could buy a great number of horses, but no matter how many I collected I still would not be commiting sin in this matter since I will never be king.\n\nSin at the most basic level is improper clothing for our soul.  We clothe our soul with our thoughts, with our speech and with our actions.  Most only think of their actions as being sin, but it is deeper than that. The things we say to one another can also be sin. Our words can also lead to sin. But before the words come out, the sin exists in the thoughts. Think before you think. Your thoughts have an effect on everything else that occurs in your life.\n\nEven if you pridefully think that you have conquered every unworthy thought that comes to mind, you are only decieving yourself. Continued repentance is needed. It is said that you should repent on the day before you die. But since we never know the day of our death we must therefore repent every day.  Reflect each night on the things you did that day and repent.
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Let's clear something up.  If you are tempted and decided not to do wrong, you're okay.  You did not sin.  Temptation is NOT a sin.  However if you are tempted and you play with it in your head and you do the action in your thoughts, then you have sinned.  For instance, let's say a beautiful woman passes by.  You look at her lustfully, you've sinned.  If you are tempted to look at her that way and you choose not to, it's NOT a sin.  If you look at her and you start undressing her in your mind, then it's a sin.\n\nI hope this helps.