Can You Sin From Belief, or Faith?

[Fool]

if one has faith and another knowledge, which one is preferable and less likely to result in an error/sin?

 

[1213]

if one has faith and another knowledge, which one is preferable and less likely to result in an error/sin?

Knowledge is useless, if it is not used in any good way. Faith is useless, if you have no knowledge of to what you are faithful.

I have understood sin is to reject God. If one is faithful to God, and doesn't reject Him, he has no sin. Knowledge is required to be faithful. But it does not mean that person must have all the knowledge. And without any knowledge person probably is already in sinful state, but without knowing it.

 

[Fool]

Knowledge is useless, if it is not used in any good way. Faith is useless, if you have no knowledge of to what you are faithful.

I have understood sin is to reject God. If one is faithful to God, and doesn't reject Him, he has no sin. Knowledge is required to be faithful. But it does not mean that person must have all the knowledge. And without any knowledge person probably is already in sinful state, but without knowing it.

god isn't a he anymore than it's a she. he who does not love does not know god. god is love.

1 John 4:8

only love is good

 

[Nakosis]

if one has faith and another knowledge, which one is preferable and less likely to result in an error/sin?

To sin, simply disobey one of your God's laws. Seems irrelevant whether it is by faith or belief.

If you want to avoid the temptation of sin, just follow no Gods. Then there is none to disobey.