Sins

[meteor]

Are mens sins greater than womans:

The seven deadly sins,do men think in terms of lust, desire, and then the relationship.
Woman think in terms of the relationship love or whatever.

 

[Excess]

This won't end well. XD

 

[FeatherDaemon1]

I would say that gender does not matter in a person's ability to screw up their own lives and others' or in their ability to be duplicitous and amoral.

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

the hollywood brother do not know if gender matters. of course the hollywood brother has committed sins by lusting after ticklish people the the hollywood brother will never ever tickle but that is just life. hopefully in the end when the hollywood brother is up to the pearly gates and the hollywood brother is bieng judged, the good outweigh the bad enough to get the hollywood brother into rock and roll tickle heaven where as the righteous brothers once sang about them having one hell of a band

 

[Cbarton]

Nope, all our sins our equal before God. Some tend to rank some acts as more heinous than the others, but all sins are judged the same. It's the presence of sin in our lives, not the grade, quantity or type that separates us from Him.

 

[sadi]

I think it's the same for both genders, no exceptions.
The only slight difference/disadvantage to the males is that our Western culture has, in a sense, encouraged frivolity and lustful images/desires in all our media, all geared towards the men. Beer commercials, AXE deodorant, clothes and shampoo commercials, etc. etc. Also the way that we more easily push off the sexual affairs of men than women.
Ex. If someone sleeps with a few members of the opposite sex.
Guy - well he's just a guy (more or less the response).
Girl - she's an easy slut. She should be disgraced for such actions.
Though men are disgraced for frivolity to some degree, some are actually praised - Gene Simmons.
I have yet to hear of a woman who sleeps with multiple men to be an aspiration to other women.

 

[kopfhorer1]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AKvRvL5r3A

 

[meangry1]

Sin is an abstraction of which no one entity is greater than the other.