Sin,” as defined by the research organization, is “something that is almost always considered wrong, particularly from a religious or moral perspective.” The study questioned more than 1,000 American adult respondents whether they believe in such a thing as “sin” and then asked them whether 30 different behaviors were sinful.

Out the list of 30 behaviors, adultery was most often described as a sinful behavior by American respondents (81 percent).

Following adultery was racism (74 percent); using “hard” drugs such as cocaine, heroine, meth, LSD, etc. (65 percent); not saying anything if a cashier gives you too much change (63 percent); abortion (56 percent); and homosexual activity or sex (52 percent) rounded out the top five behaviors most often considered sinful by Americans.

Let me get this straight, More people think not saying anything if a cashier gives you too much change is sinful compared to abortion? Wow, we really do live in a screwed up country.

I don't believe in sin. I do believe in right and wrong, though. No religion involved.

Let me get this straight, More people think not saying anything if a cashier gives you too much change is sinful compared to abortion? Wow, we really do live in a screwed up country.

pretty convenient eh?

Do you keep the extra money or give it back? Just curious.

pretty convenient eh?

I give it back, however, I just think it is a far greater sin to take a life than to end up with a few cents too much at the deli.

bets on how long before this is requested to be trashed?

Gambling is a sin.

Gambling is a sin.