May be the question we need to ask isn't whether there's any fresh twenty first century sin...but whether the people who define sin have changed, because of the times.
The quote from Jodi Picoult's "The Tenth Circle" suggests that instead of looking for new sins in the modern era, we should contemplate how the societal definition of sin has evolved due to contemporary influences. This reflection implies that moral standards and perceptions of wrongdoing can shift with the changing times and cultural context.
This raises important questions about accountability and morality in today's society. As values transform, what was once considered sinful may no longer hold the same weight, leading to varying interpretations of right and wrong. Understanding these dynamics can help us better navigate moral judgments in our current landscape.
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