Sentence examples for no sin but from inspiring English sources

It proclaims there is "no sin but ignorance".

"If I had not come," Martin declaimed, quoting Jesus, "they had no sin, but now that I've come they are exposed".

Marlowe's machiavellian prologue is the coup de theatre of 1592, trailing these dangerous ideas – "I count religion but a childish toy / And hold there is no sin but ignorance" – and fixing the play's dominant critique.

Well, whiles I am a beggar, I will rail And say there is no sin but to be rich; And being rich, my virtue then shall be To say there is no vice but beggary.

Beyond charity, the Church Fathers detected in the New Testament two additional evangelical counsels, chastity and obedience: taking a wife is no sin, but virginity has a superior value; the life of an ordinary Christian cannot be blamed, but that of absolute monastic dedication is far better.

Brother Luc, we feel, will pass judgment on no sins but his own — always a challenge and an irritant, when those around you are casting the first stone.

That's no sin, mind, but let's dismount with cash flow results to see if we are right.

At firms like Google and eBay data mining is no longer a sin but a lucrative skill.

He said he was not afraid of the electric chair, recalling how in death-row Bible studies he used to imagine the Kingdom of God as similar to Earth, with plenty of golf and tennis, but no sin and violence.

governor.state.tx.us/news/press-rel… — Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) May 23, 2013 Of course being gay might be a sin, but there's no sin quite as dirty as "political correctness," is there?

We believe that God punishes no one for any sins but their own.