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'''Sin denial''' is a claim made (typically within [[Christianity]]) that a given behavior or action is not sinful, despite the [[Bible]] establishing that it is so.
 
'''Sin denial''' is a claim made (typically within [[Christianity]]) that a given behavior or action is not sinful, despite the [[Bible]] establishing that it is so.
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Sin denial is particularly widespread among liberal Christians and indicative of [[cafeteria Christianity]], and includes enabling [[homosexuality]], [[abortion]], premarital cohabitation and sex, and countless other forms of [[moral relativism]].  It is closely linked to the claims that [[Hell]] does not exist and God will not punish unbelievers and the unfaithful.
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Sin denial is particularly widespread among [[Liberal Christianity|liberal Christians]] and indicative of [[cafeteria Christianity]], and includes enabling [[homosexuality]], [[abortion]], premarital cohabitation and sex, and countless other forms of [[moral relativism]].  It is closely linked to the claims that [[Hell]] does not exist and God will not punish unbelievers and the unfaithful.
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