No, not by any means. Because the evil we choose does not affect only us. It virtually always damages or destroys other lives as well and that can have eternal consequences.
It also leads to a great deal of regret and remorse for those consequences.
I would far rather have not sinned and hurt another than think it was better for me to have sinned. I can learn without sucking others into the maelstrom of destruction my life left in its wake.
Adam and Eve could have learned about good an d evil another way, God's way, than destroying the whole human race with their one decision to choose that sin.
You are one twisted individual.
Your judgement and name calling reveals where your heart is at.
Hello metmom, you wrote a good post against the deceptive attitude of tired&retired.
Choosing evil is always evil.
God does forgive, but He is also never to be mocked, or put to the test.