Many look to this question with a simple "no." However, I dont' believe that answer fully illuminates the intricate interweaving of God's nature, His omnipotence, and His ultimate righteousness. In fact I think it allows for paradoxical questions to arise, such as, "If God can do anything then can He sin?"
The truth is that being able to do anything does not make one omnipotent. That is not what the term describes. In American culture we feel the ability to do whatever we wish equals freedom. This can lead to the thought that if God is supreme then He has the ability to do whatever He wants. So if he wants to do evil what does that mean?
For those of us who believe in God and The Bible we have faith that God is righteous. In fact it is His righteousness and opinion on what is right that we base our moral philosphies on (such as honoring your parents, not killing people, loving your children, helping the poor or helpless, and etc.).
The definition of sin will vary based on what you believe. Judaism calls sin any action outside/against the law of God. Christianity describes sin to be similar to Judaism. In both cases sin is a catalyst for the separation of man and God. In this sense we will find that it is not possible for God to sin.
God does not act in a way against his own will. Since He is unchanging (Heb 6:17) His will does not change. In essence, He would not act in a way that was contradictory to Himself.
We, as humans with the free will to choose our own paths, created sin in the Garden of Eden. God, who gave us the decision to follow his path or blaze our own, did not put sin on us. We grabbed it ourselves when we ate of the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (Etz HaDaat Tov V'Ra).
No as god is sinless and does not like sin, he did not make sin. Satan tempted Adam and Eve and sin came for ever on mankind. Disobedience to God made sin, for that is what sin is. Its Disobedience to God that is the result of a concious choice, that is exercise of one's free will. Sin has nothing to do with God.
Was it a sin when God ordered Joshua to kill all the people of Jericho, in an act of genocide? Would it be a sin if a king or president ordered his general to kill all the people of a city, in an act of genocide?
If the answer to the second question is 'yes', then the answer to the first question must also be 'yes', which means that God can sin if it suits his purpose. Unless we define sin as a wrongful act performed by anyone except God.
human+religion= sin and law
Religion + human=law & sin THATS IT ;D
No. God cannot sin.
Sin. God hates sin.
God uses a sin radar to detect people who do sins
God is without conscience. He made us with one because we are sinful. God does not sin and doesn't have the potential to sin. God doesn't have a conscience because he doesn't sin so he doesn't feel guilt. Our conscience is what make us feel guilty about something we did bad. Hope that helps you out.
Christianity is only a sin when they try to force there beliefs on others.Christianity is about love and peace so Christianity cannot be a sin. God decided what was and wasn't a sin so He wouldn't make his own religion a sin.
God is perfect and without sin.
Sin offends God.
SIN is the act of breaking God’s law (1 john 3:4) or lawlessness. It is also the act of disobeying the will of God or the law of God ( new covenant laws) . Sin can also be define as the act of living by our own human will instead of God’s will. Any decision you make in this life that does not conform to the will of God is sin. Visit YouTube and sea @christoursubstance and you will see the channel , that chan have videos on the topic sin
God did not make/hope/cause Adam & Eve to sin; it was there own free will.
According to the Bible, God's penalty for sin is death.