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pecado

Also known as sins

transgresión contra la ley divina

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Sin refers to a transgression against religious law or moral principles, most fundamentally illustrated in Christian tradition by Adam and Eve's disobedience in the Garden of Eden. It matters because many religious traditions view sin as a central concept for understanding human nature, moral responsibility, and humanity's relationship with the divine.

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Has part: Islamic views on sin
Image: Conrad Meit - Adam und Eva, c. 1510-17 (detail).png

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Commons category: Sins
topic's main category: Category:Sins
described by source: Book of Genesis
different from: Sin
facet of: divine law
opposite of: virtue
studied by: hamartiology
practiced by: sinner
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Stack Exchange tag: hinduism.stackexchange.com/tags/sin

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El pecado (del latín peccātum) es la transgresión voluntaria y consciente de la ley divina. En teología moral se lo considera «un acto malo, o la omisión culpable de un acto bueno obligatorio». Por extensión, se denomina pecado a todo aquello que se aparta de lo correcto y justo, o que falta a lo que es debido.

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