Logorrhea is always a risk whenever a Buddhist speaks formally. It has been defined as 'incoherent talkativeness' The nature of sin Sins are defilements, states of thought that unwittingly impede progress, luring the sinner into believing one is doing good. If you meet a Boddhisattva on the road, you have just met a ghost. Sins should be watched out for in one's thoughts, and then rationally resisted. Learn to recognize them - just look around the temple and into yourself.
Sins are just natural mistakes, unfortunate junctures that come about.
Sins are also balanced by virtues - see BuddKarma . To believe that I have discovered a viewpoint that is more realistic than the Buddha's.