Being unable to forgive yourself for such behavior is a sin to God

Sin to God means that if a person offends God, there will be no place to pray. .

"Being guilty of heaven" comes from Chapter 80 of "The Analects of Confucius". The original text is: Wang Sunjia asked: "Instead of being charming to Austria, what is it that you would rather be charming to the stove?" Confucius said: "No. Being guilty" In heaven, there is nothing to pray for." The meaning of this sentence is that if you violate the laws of nature and ignore your conscience, you will definitely get into trouble, and no one can help you at that time.

Knowledge expansion:

The term "sin against God" is usually understood as offending God or violating God's will. This expression usually appears in ancient literary works, such as "Zuo Zhuan", "The Analects of Confucius", etc., in which plots of sins against heaven are mentioned.

Literally, "to offend God" means to offend God. In ancient Chinese concepts, heaven is spiritual, has will, and is supreme. Therefore, if people's behavior violates the will of God, they will be punished by God. This is "sinful to God".

In ancient society, people had a very strong awe and reverence for heaven. If someone or a group violates the will of God, they will be punished by God, such as natural and man-made disasters, wars, etc. Therefore, "guilty" is often regarded as a very serious situation and needs to be taken seriously.

In ancient literary works, the storyline of "guilt against God" often arouses people's excitement and attention. For example, in "Zuo Zhuan", Zheng Zhuanggong was resented by his mother because he violated his mother's wishes. She believed that he had sinned against God, which ultimately led to the decline of the family. In The Analects of Confucius, Confucius also mentioned the issue of "offending God" and believed that people should follow the way of Heaven and not violate God's will.

In modern society, the concept of "culpability is due to God" has gradually faded away. People's views on heaven have also become more rational and objective. However, the storyline of "guilty" still has a wide influence in literature, film and television and other fields.

For example, in some costume film and television works, the protagonist offends the emperor or a powerful person for some reason, and is considered to be "guilty", which triggers a series of storylines.

In short, "accusing God" is an ancient cultural concept and literary expression. With the changes of the times and the development of society, this concept has gradually faded. However, the storyline of "guilty" still has a wide influence in literature, film and television and other fields, and has been borrowed and used by modern people.