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Every religion and every social institution embodies the concept of sin in some shape or form. There is a clear distinction between good deeds and those which contravene goodness. It is not true that those who choose to lead a life outside of religious law can do as they please. Their governments step into their lives to comment and rule on even the most private and intimate parts of human behaviour. In essence, the only practical difference between religious and governmental restrictions is that the assumed arbiter of wrongdoing is perceived to be different, and the punishment entailed in the transgression varies.