Sin is an offense against God, yourself, and others. There are two types of sin: venial and mortal. Venial sin is a less serious offense. It weakens your relationship with God but does not completely destroy it. Mortal sin is a more serious offense than a venial sin. It destroys your relationship with God. There are three conditions, which make up a mortal sin. They are: knowing what you are doing, freely choosing to take action, and the sin and circumstance must be serious matter. For example, in the film, A Time to Kill, Carl Lee freely chose to kill the two men who raped and attempted to kill his ten-year-old daughter. He knew what he was doing and he knew that it was wrong. He freely chose to commit the sin of murder and was aware of the consequences; therefore, it was a mortal sin.
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