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Whether defecating on another person is a sin depends on your motives for doing so. Obviously, if it were an accident, it would not be sinful. Or if you did so out of mental illness, it would not be a sin. However, lust is considered a sin, particularly lust toward someone who you are not married to, so it would be a sin if you did so for lustful reasons. Doing so out of hatred or disrespect would mean you are not being a good neighbor towards others.
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What does getting dirty mean when your talking about sex?
Its the act of dropping feces onto & rubbing it on each others bodies.
What is the probability of passing bipolar onto your kids?
unknown
Are there dangers from holding in your feces?
Yes. The longer you hold in your feces, the harder it becomes. That can lead to constipation, or if you hold onto it long enough, it could lead to fecal impaction.
Can a passing train really suck a person onto the tracks?
no
Can you get the shatter top coat with normal nail varnish?
Yes you can! I just used it onto of "sinful colors professional" which i believe i got at ULTA
What would the apostle john say?
do onto others as you would do onto them.
What are good life values?
Follow the golden rule: Do onto others as you would have them do onto you.
Who said Do onto others as you would have them do onto you?
Jesus Christ during the sermon on the mount.
Can you play super Mario 64 on internet?
yep you can go onto gamewalrus.com they have it and lotsof others yep you can go onto gamewalrus.com they have it and lotsof others
What is a popular saying from the bible?
A popular saying is the golden rule. "Do onto others as you would have htem do onto you."
What causes human feces to appear yellow in color?
It is the bile that gives color to our feces and urine. insufficient bileIt means that the bile is not being squirted onto your faeces which gives it the brown pigment, so it could means that something such as stones are blocking the bile passage
Do onto others as you would have others do onto you?
This is the golden rule and falls under the ethics of reciprocity and a key part to many philosophys.Yes, I don't know here in The Bible but it does say that.
