Can anyone tell me if sin exhists anywhere outside that Christian Jew Book?

No, but it exists.Can anyone tell me if sin exhists anywhere outside that Christian Jew Book?
First question is to ask, "What is sin?" Sin is missing the mark; it is disobeying the law that governs our world to function in a way that is beneficial to all people. Ten Commandments is a great example of how all societies should operate - no killing, no stealing, no lying, no adultery, and so forth. When we do something that deliberately hurts someone out of selfish motives is that a sin? So yes, sin does exist outside of the Bible. It exists in most religions, it may not have that particular name but all religions addresses it to a certain extent. Also sin does exist outside of the Bible, it exists in our hearts when we know we did something wrong - your gut tells you when you screwed up. Your conscience tells you when you have screwed up unless you get so desentized to the point you don't want to acknowledge that wrong.
Every society, tribe, village, clans or any group of people recognize the existence of good and evil. Even in cannibalistic tribes who kill and eat their enemies, they know that it is wrong or evil to kill or abuse someone in their own tribe. They may not call it sin, but the concept is still there, just as every primitive tribe believes in a higher power. The Bible says that nature itself speaks forth the glory of God and it does. so to answer your question, Yes it dies!Can anyone tell me if sin exhists anywhere outside that Christian Jew Book?
yes. the next time you're driving down the strip take a look at all the gas stations, shopping outlets, fast food joints, etc... and ask yourself why is a jungle of steel and concrete established in what would have been a veritable garden or grove or glen or glade? the definition of sin is to miss the target or to fall short of expectation, or disappointment. according to the Genesis account, God intended for the whole earth to look like the garden that He planted and placed the man inside of. the term paradise comes from the greek paradeisos and it means the park of the gods. just consider it the next time you're out and about.
answer: yes. Ancient Egyptian paganism described sins/wrongs that could lead to one's soul being consumed and ceasing to exist - a fate that could cause terror in ancient Egyptian.

ancient Northern European Heathenism described sins/wrongs that could lead to one being banished to Hella's halls or, worse, to the River of Knives (water so cold that it felt like you were being stabbed by knives) - not a pleasant way to spend eternity.

Slavic Heathenism described acts/sins/wrongs that would lead to one's soul being tossed aside for eternity.

The Greek and Roman beliefs actually led to the belief in a "hell" in Christianity and Islam, a belief that doesn't exist in Judaism.


ancient Greek and Roman paganism had wrongs/sins that could lead one to Tartarus where you were tormented for eternityCan anyone tell me if sin exhists anywhere outside that Christian Jew Book?
I think all people have common ideas on things that are sins, regardless of their birthplace or religion.



Most people in any society would agree that molesting a child, killing a person, raping a woman, taking someone else's possessions, and so on are wrong.



How did people have this in common? The Bible says this is because God gave us a conscience. (He wrote 'laws' on our hearts)
But it's not called "sin". In Buddhism, people take precepts, I will not kill, I will not steal, I will not speak harshly (lie, gossip), I will not do sexual misconduct, I will not become intoxicated. The consequences are karmic rather than imposed.
Many religions have taken texts of the bible to their own belief.



Of course sin is realized early in life and within some books including religious books.
Yes, in the Qur'an. Muslims also believe in sin.
What kind of ignoramus doesn't know the book is called the Bible --- oh, of course you know. You're just going out of your way to be insulting.
Think about this question the next time some one rips of one of your favorite things. Just say, it's OK, no sin to steal from me.
Absolutely;

For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.
yes it does
No, evil religious organizations have defined many normal human behaviors as "sin" to better control and exploit their hapless flocks.