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PeteZaHut
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Is it a sin to allow yourself an occasion of sin even if you don’t committ the sin that it leads to?
You mean like…an ex-raging alcoholic going to a restaurant that he knows serves alcohol, taking a seat at the bar no less, and then resolving not to order any?Is it a sin to allow yourself an occasion of sin even if you don’t committ the sin that it leads to?
You said “allow yourself”. Hmmm. This sort of suggests to me that you are doing it to get oh so close, but not quite there. Sort of like you want to get a good whiff of the lady’s perfume, and to savor it, but not go as far as to look at her. It doesn’t sound like duty put you in the situation or something and you couldn’t avoid it.Is it a sin to allow yourself an occasion of sin even if you don’t committ the sin that it leads to?
Ah. Usually there is no obligation to avoid a remote occasion. So, the grocery store, the mall, the park, the theater, etc. are all fine places to go. Just don’t go to the adult bookstore.That’s more of what I meant was in regards to remote occasions of sin.