The Christian idea of sin and judgment is more than just an idea that our moral wrong will be punished by God. It points to something more basic, of that relentless question in our hearts why our world, and our lives, are not better than what they are now, and the part we've played in it. And whether we answer the question or ignore it, there will be a cost. That's why even today, the idea of sin and judgment is still relevant, and it still haunts us.
00:00 Sin and why there's no world peace
01:54 Some caricatures
03:40 Sin is more than a moral wrong
08:13 Sin as missing the mark
10:06 How "love" defines "better"
12:38 The questions that reveal sin
16:59 Inheriting sin
18:27 Basic idea of repentance
20:09 Basic idea of the Judgment of God
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