Jesus identifies humanity's horror fantasy virtual reality caused by sin and the avoidance of truth about sin, the infinite ways we can sin, how logic is required to solve the problem of sin, and why we must understand what sin is, the effects of sin, and the causes of sin, to be educated in Love

Jesus and Mary answer written questions from the audience about the material covered in the previous presentation "Creation of Sin"

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Jesus discusses why I must examine my attitudes to sin if I wish to remove sin, God's attitude to my sin, seeing sin as my personal choice, where my attitudes to sin come from, general beliefs about sin held by most people, and then briefly summarizes some common specific negative attitudes to sin

Mary presents a definition of sin, discusses the reasons for our perception of sin, examines our current reality in relation to sin and compares it to 1st century life, and briefly summarizes the "Understanding Sin" session

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Jesus presents the process of awakening to sin, contrasts morality and ethics, discusses moral direction and condition, gives examples of moral flaws, tells the story of sin playing out in our personal lives, and explains the personal requirements and qualities to develop to awaken to sin

Jesus answers written questions from the audience about the material covered in the previous presentation "Attitudes to Sin"

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Jesus reviews concepts surrounding God's Love, God's Law, and human choice, before discussing God's definition of sin, the human creation of sin, human insanity regarding sin, the effects of individual desires, and the need to awaken to sin before love and a relationship with God are possible

Jesus and Mary answer written questions from the audience about the material covered in the previous presentation "Awakening to Sin"

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Jesus and Mary answer written questions from the audience about the material covered in the entire "Understanding Sin" session and the presentations "Creation of Sin", "Awakening to Sin", and "Attitudes to Sin"

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