sinlessness (Meaning)

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sinlessness (n)

the state of being unsullied by sin or moral wrong; lacking a knowledge of evil

The angels' sinlessness was a testament to their unwavering loyalty to God.
Jesus' sinlessness set Him apart as the perfect sacrifice for mankind's sins.
Despite her good intentions, Sarah's persistent doubt revealed her lack of sinlessness.
The Bible teaches that there is no human being on Earth who can claim sinlessness.
The pursuit of sinlessness is a noble endeavor, but one that ultimately falls short due to human nature.
The illusion of sinlessness can lead to a false sense of righteousness and complacency.
The grace of God offers forgiveness for sins, but it does not guarantee sinlessness.
The sinlessness of the early Church was a period of purity and fervor.
The pursuit of perfection, including sinlessness, can be a source of both inspiration and torment.
The doctrine of sinlessness holds that certain individuals, such as Jesus and Mary, lived without committing any sins.

the state of being unsullied by sin or moral wrong; lacking a knowledge of evil

purity, chastity, goodness, virtuousness, blamelessness, incorruptibility, harmlessness, righteousness,morality, virtue

blameworthiness, blameworthiness,guilt, responsibility, guilt, fault, responsibility, fault, culpability, culpability

The angels' sinlessness was a testament to their unwavering loyalty to God.

Jesus' sinlessness set Him apart as the perfect sacrifice for mankind's sins.

Despite her good intentions, Sarah's persistent doubt revealed her lack of sinlessness.

The Bible teaches that there is no human being on Earth who can claim sinlessness.