[orthodoxymoron]

Why is using the word 'sin' or even 'error' a problem? What is the proper role of ethics in society? Remember that book 'Whatever Happened to Sin?' by Karl Menninger? Or what about 'Situation Ethics' by Joseph Fletcher? I once met Joseph Fletcher...and he basically told me that Christianity was rubbish. I didn't argue with him. I was in the process of deciding that the Teachings of Jesus were the real deal...and that most everything else was rubbish. I'm presently trying to incorporate the principles and concepts of the Teachings of Jesus into the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights...in the concept of Namaste Constitutional Responsible Freedom...which I consider to be a non-theocratic union of psychology/ethics/spirituality/governance. But I still think that the word 'sin' should not be euphemized or euthanized. I absolutely believe in absolutes. Is that a sin? If it is...then go ahead and burn me.