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Quite often on this site I see the argument "I don't feel guilty when I do it, so it is not a sin."
Here's the thing, you don't have to feel guilt, remorse, or any such emotion in order for a sin to be a sin. No verses in the Bible point to the belief that one must feel remorse or guilt in order for something to be sinful. There are verses in the Bible that point to the opposite, though. Many people in the Bible sinned and felt no shame when doing so, yet what they did was still a sin.
Mainly I'm pointing this out for logic's sake. It hurts my brain when I encounter the "I don't feel guilty, so it isn't a sin" argument, so I want to try and help y'all realize the err of your logic. I also point it out so that you cannot try and use this faulty argument in order to try and continue on in your sin, or to try and defend someone else's sin.
Here's the thing, you don't have to feel guilt, remorse, or any such emotion in order for a sin to be a sin. No verses in the Bible point to the belief that one must feel remorse or guilt in order for something to be sinful. There are verses in the Bible that point to the opposite, though. Many people in the Bible sinned and felt no shame when doing so, yet what they did was still a sin.
Mainly I'm pointing this out for logic's sake. It hurts my brain when I encounter the "I don't feel guilty, so it isn't a sin" argument, so I want to try and help y'all realize the err of your logic. I also point it out so that you cannot try and use this faulty argument in order to try and continue on in your sin, or to try and defend someone else's sin.