In recent years, I have noticed an increasing tendency for people to admit to mistakes rather than sins. It happens at every level, whether someone is caught cheating on their spouse, filing false insurance claims, or shoplifting from a clothing store. On the surface, this seems harmless. But when people refer to this kind of behavior as a mistake rather than a sin, they are either consciously or unconsciously evading responsibility. Why? Because of the fundamental difference between the two. Many people assume they are synonymous. They are not.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Nov 2014 19:00:00 +0000
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