SisterBarbara · 61-69, F
A sin of commission is a sin that we commit by doing something we shouldn't do. A sin of omission is a sin we commit by not doing something we should do. A sin of commission is a sin we take action to commit, whether in thought, word, or deed. In the final analysis I would say the sin of commission is worse.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Case dependencies apply.
If you're are paid (commissioned) for a minor lie, is that not less than a death, because of your own mistake (omissioned)? Second degree murder is often such a mistake of omission. Say you failed to stop for a red light.
Yet if you are paid (commissioned) to shoot someone, is that not worse, than not telling the truth, because you forgot (omissioned) the truth?
If you're are paid (commissioned) for a minor lie, is that not less than a death, because of your own mistake (omissioned)? Second degree murder is often such a mistake of omission. Say you failed to stop for a red light.
Yet if you are paid (commissioned) to shoot someone, is that not worse, than not telling the truth, because you forgot (omissioned) the truth?
tobynshorty · 51-55, F
Both
squishylemon · 26-30, F
Sin of obsession
Fertilization · 36-40, F
Omissions are not always a moral failure — they can be a result of helplessness, not carelessness.
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MentalDisturbance · 36-40
@HijabaDabbaDoo I don’t see any qualms with that tbh 🥴😂
Ambroseguy80 · 56-60, M
How about the
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Sin of Admission?
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LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
Commission. If I omit certain information while talking to someone, it is usually with good purpose.
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Amyrakunejo · F
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Lawful Evil
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Ambroseguy80 · 56-60, M
Amyrakunejo · F
@Ambroseguy80 I suppose so...