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Sins and Signs within Words and Worlds

Sins and Signs within Words and Worlds

November 13, 2011

In Ancient Greek, the word sin was originally used to mean as a failure in the physical world (e.g. an archer who sins is an archer who misses the target). Then later, around the third century BC, the meaning changed to moral failure (e.g. a person who sins is a person who misses the point, who...

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