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Sin and the law
Laws against so called sins are always subjective and push one person's view towards the
things in consideration to their own view
Sin is just religion's way of controlling people
Laws against so called sins are always restrictive
Laws against so called sins are always subjective and push one person's view towards the
things in consideration to their own view
Sin is just religion's way of controlling people
Laws against so called sins are always restrictive