Noun: A label for inappropriate, sinful behavior committed by a Christian (or otherwise religious) individual on a regular basis, where that individual sees no wrong doing.
Billy and Ann are driving down the road when they are suddenly cut off by another car. Billy honks his horn and the car in front of him sticks their hand out the window, flips him off, and yells something at Billy. Billy states, "Oh man, that's not cool. And look, they even have a cross dangling from their rearview mirror". Ann responds and says, "Don't worry about it Billy. That's just a subjective sin. They see nothing wrong with their wrath".
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We don't know when this term was coined, but it was coined by some kid named Wyatt around 2020-2025. The term was coined out of Wyatt's deeply philosophical thoughts on opinions and facts, while he was "walking to class from band class." When he first thought of it, he was right next to the stairs. This word remains some of his greatest life work from this point on.
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