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IMHO, yes. The Ends do not justify the Means IMHO. The challenge is to achieve the ends you want without committing a sin, and if you can't do it without sinning then you shouldn't do it. Find another way.would God still look at it as a sin?
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Do they kill the other contestants? I would have them kill the other contestants...then rap about the murders in their contest winning song.
They kill their principle and mutilate his corpse in a satanic ritual. It's a classic.Ummm,.. no. Btw, for the record I've never even seen The Breakfast Club, but I've heard about it and I only know that they're detention kids too just a different kind lol
Good question. I think you CAN commit something that would normally be considered a sin, if that action warranted it. For instance, to take the life of another human being IS a sin, but if it's in self-defense? Who's to say?So, I've been forming a new plot for a story of mine entitled "The Detention Kids." It's about a group of rambunctious kids who form a friendship who have no regard for the rules. Especially when it involves looking out for one another and other people they care about. So, what do you guys think about this? If you do something that normally would be considered a sin, but it's done for the right reason or reasons,.. would God still look at it as a sin?
So, I've been forming a new plot for a story of mine entitled "The Detention Kids." It's about a group of rambunctious kids who form a friendship who have no regard for the rules. Especially when it involves looking out for one another and other people they care about. So, what do you guys think about this? If you do something that normally would be considered a sin, but it's done for the right reason or reasons,.. would God still look at it as a sin?
If it is a sin then God would still consider it a sin, So the real question is would God forgive a sin?
committing a sin for the benefit of a group, well one may consider it beneficial but Do you believe God would because friends will not be passing judgment.
As long as your friends you may remain friends but with no regard for rules then
Et tu Brute, backstabber, fair weather friend, snitch, and the list goes on. I am sure at one time they were friends.
I've never considered someone writing a story to be a sin.
Not that I have worked at every school...but the ones I have worked in have a hard and fast rule that there is no talking in detention--and the students are seated well apart. It is hard for them to connect during detention, so where are they forming and acting on their friendships?So, I've been forming a new plot for a story of mine entitled "The Detention Kids." It's about a group of rambunctious kids who form a friendship who have no regard for the rules. Especially when it involves looking out for one another and other people they care about. So, what do you guys think about this? If you do something that normally would be considered a sin, but it's done for the right reason or reasons,.. would God still look at it as a sin?
Good question. I think you CAN commit something that would normally be considered a sin, if that action warranted it. For instance, to take the life of another human being IS a sin, but if it's in self-defense? Who's to say?
Not that I have worked at every school...but the ones I have worked in have a hard and fast rule that there is no talking in detention--and the students are seated well apart. It is hard for them to connect during detention, so where are they forming and acting on their friendships?
Good question. I think you CAN commit something that would normally be considered a sin, if that action warranted it. For instance, to take the life of another human being IS a sin, but if it's in self-defense? Who's to say?
Or doing much else. Rule of thumb: Detention kids (as opposed to suspended kids) are the ones not doing, an apathetic atmosphere. However, when writing a story, it is not real life anyway, so you can make up a real cool detention room with real cool characters. Good luck.If they're in detention there's a pretty big chance that they won't be following the rules anyways.
Or doing much else. Rule of thumb: Detention kids (as opposed to suspended kids) are the ones not doing, an apathetic atmosphere. However, when writing a story, it is not real life anyway, so you can make up a real cool detention room with real cool characters. Good luck.
Yes, I teach. Substitute teacher to be exact. (Every so often they need a substitute in the detention room, too. Boring.)Mind if I ask what your job was? Were you a teacher or something else? Thanks btw.
No.Have you ever read "Battlefield Earth"?
