(Those ordinary laws encourage awe before the divine by prohibiting something arbitrary, and, in a way, the more arbitrary the better; were it not for "the Law," Maimonides writes, eating milk with meat "would not at all be considered a transgression").
The film wants you to consider their transgressions as victimless crimes.
Indeed, autoeroticism, when practiced in moderation, does not cause any noticeable harm (Ehrenfels 1907, 61), and both autoeroticism and homosexual relationships among females, being the passive sex, would not be as harmful as among men, and can hence be considered as lighter transgressions (Ehrenfels 1907, 16).
These transgressions are considered not only risky, but also wrong.
"There certainly seems to be a disdain for executions," he added, which points to how extreme Granger's transgressions were considered to be.
The first episode of the Finnish version, Sillä silmällä created controversy, not for the gay content but for the blatant product placement considered to be a transgression of a Finnish law against "hidden advertising".
"An immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law, " is how sin is defined by the on-line dictionary, but you don't sin against the self-same table or chair and a table or a chair certainly can't be guilty of any sins.
16 In the People's Republic of China, the disruptive behaviors of individuals with schizophrenia are considered a serious cultural transgression, and the stigma may extend to the families as well as the affected individual.
Instead, their perceived transgression is considered to remove them from childhood protection, exposing them either to being treated in exactly the same way as adult offenders or, worse, to having their vulnerability as children abused.
