[metmom]

Jesus broke many written laws, but never sinned, because breaking the law is not necessarily a sin.

Breaking the Law is a sin.

Man alive, I cannot believe how many Catholics think that it's not sin to break God's Law.

[omegatoo]

You

Breaking the Law is a sin. Man alive, I cannot believe how many Catholics think that it's not sin to break God's Law.

You argue like a liberal... context, mom, context...

From my post

Jesus' breaking of a law CANNOT be sin, but that doesn't mean He never broke a law. Whenever Jesus' actions contradict a law, we know that that law was not God's law, but man's. Jesus and his disciples broke many laws. They associated with taxpayers, they ate without the proper washing rituals, they allowed for good works on the Sabbath, and ultimately, according to everything the high priests believed, He blasphemed. We know that their interpretation of the law was wrong, exactly because we know it could not apply to Jesus since He is God.

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[terycarl]

Jesus broke many written laws, but never sinned, because breaking the law is not necessarily a sin. Breaking the Law is a sin. Man alive, I cannot believe how many Catholics think that it's not sin to break God's Law.

You don't seem to comprehend that you cannot violate a law if you are the person/entity who makes the law.

The president of the United States cannot divulge state secrets because the very moment that he divulges them, they are no longer state secrets. God cannot break God's laws because He makes them, and for God to violate said law, He would not be sinned against because He is the ultimate target.

take a course in logic...it is easy and fun!!....probably available on the internet