Keeping short accounts

@KellyJay said
False witnessing is a sin.

Very good, you're finally learning Mr. persecuted supposed Christian man.

@Paul-Martin said
So if you're going to sin, go large?
Great advice.

"The greater the sin, the greater the grace."

@diver said
… with God and with people.

Sin (from the religious perspective) and/or wronging someone (from the secular perspective) are like financial debt.

It’s best to pay it off/settle quickly because there is usually interest to pay on it; from either perspective.

Thoughts?

Here's a thought: Jettison all of that Abrahamic sin crap from your mind.

Otherwise, on a secular/spiritual level I would agree about cleaning up after oneself as soon as possible, if possible.

@diver said
I was just talking about day-to-day stuff; minor offences given, poor thoughts etc. and keep short accounts with those involved.

Sounds good.

@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
I lied to my boss to finish work early, in order to take the cat to the vet. Meanwhile the chap down the street murdered his postman.

Are our sins equal, or is one little in comparison to the other?

Depends what the postman did!

@Paul-Martin said
Depends what the postman did!

He whistled sir, he whistled...

@Arkturos said
"The greater the sin, the greater the grace."

The greater the recompense.