Sin facts for kids
A sin is like making a big mistake or doing something wrong. It's an action that goes against what is considered right or good. This can be something that harms another person, an animal, or even goes against a spiritual belief or a god.
In many religions, a sin is seen as breaking rules set by a divine power. It's believed to move people away from spiritual peace or happiness. For example, in religions like Christianity and Judaism, a sin is an act that goes against the wishes of God.
Rules and Beliefs
Many different cultures and religions have their own ideas about what counts as a sin. What one group sees as wrong, another might not. For instance, in the Bible, Moses received the Ten Commandments from God. These commandments explain important rules, like not to murder or worship false idols. These are considered sins in those religions.
It's important to know that there's a difference between a sin and a prohibition. A prohibition is a rule about what not to do, often related to customs or traditions. For example, some people who follow Islam or Judaism believe it's wrong to eat pork. Also, many Hindus do not eat beef. These are specific rules for their communities. But for people outside these religions, eating these foods is not considered wrong. This shows how ideas about right and wrong can be different around the world.
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In Spanish: Pecado para niños
