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Sinner

Jannik Sinner is an Italian professional tennis player from the German-speaking South Tyrol region who has won four Grand Slam men's singles titles and held the ATP world No. 1 ranking.^[1]^[2] Born in 2001, Sinner transitioned from competitive skiing—where he was a national champion in giant slalom—to tennis at age 13, training under coach Riccardo Piatti in Bordighera after starting the sport at seven.^[3]^[1] His professional breakthrough came early, with ATP Challenger titles by age 17 and entry into the top 100 rankings in 2019, followed by winning the Next Generation ATP Finals that year.^[3] Sinner's major achievements include victories at the Australian Open in 2024 and 2025, the US Open in 2024, and Wimbledon in 2025, along with 22 ATP Tour titles—setting an Open Era record for an Italian—and the Nitto ATP Finals in 2024.^[1] He played a key role in Italy's Davis Cup triumphs in 2023 and 2024, and reached a career-high No. 1 ranking in June 2024, becoming the first Italian man to do so, though he currently stands at No. 2 as of October 2025.^[4]^[5] Sinner's ascent has not been without controversy, particularly a doping case involving trace amounts of the anabolic steroid clostebol detected in tests from March 2024; while initially cleared by the International Tennis Integrity Agency on no-fault grounds due to contamination from a fitness coach's spray, further probes resulted in a three-month suspension agreed to in early 2025.^[6]^[7]^[8] He later rehired the implicated coach, Umberto Ferrara, in July 2025.^[8]

Religious and ethical concept

Definition and etymology

A sinner is a person who commits sin, defined as a willful transgression against divine law or a moral code ordained by a supreme authority, resulting in separation from that authority.^[9] In religious contexts, particularly Christianity, this denotes an individual who violates God's explicit commandments, as sin originates from deliberate disobedience rather than mere inadvertence.^[10] The concept emphasizes inherent human culpability, observable in consistent patterns of moral deviation across societies, where individuals routinely prioritize self-interest over absolute righteousness.^[11] The term's Biblical foundation underscores universality, as in Romans 3:23, which states: "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God," indicating that no human attains perfect conformity to divine standards.^[12] This contrasts with secular interpretations that redefine sin as subjective ethical failure—such as harm to others without reference to transcendent accountability—thus attenuating the notion of objective guilt and cosmic repercussions.^[9] Etymologically, "sinner" entered Middle English as "synnere" around 1325, derived from Old English *synnere, an agent noun formed from synnian ("to sin") and the suffix -ere, denoting one who performs the action.^[13] ^[14] The root "synn" traces to Proto-Germanic *sundjō, connoting an offense or moral fault, with the religious connotation of offending God solidified by the 14th century, reflecting a framework of accountability beyond human constructs.^[13] This lineage preserves the term's anchorage in a theistic paradigm, where transgression implies not only ethical lapse but opposition to inherent divine order.

Theological perspectives

In Christian theology, humanity's status as sinners originates with the doctrine of original sin, tracing to Adam's fall in Genesis 3:6-19, whereby sin entered the world and spread to all descendants through imputation of guilt and corruption of nature.^[15] This results in total depravity, affecting the entirety of human faculties—mind, will, and affections—rendering individuals spiritually dead and incapable of seeking God without regenerating grace, as evidenced in scriptural descriptions of the heart as "deceitful above all things, and desperately sick" (Jeremiah 17:9).^[16] The causal chain links Adam's representative disobedience to universal bondage under sin's power, demanding divine intervention for justification rather than self-reform.^[17] Martin Luther encapsulated this persistent sinfulness in the formula simul justus et peccator ("simultaneously justified and a sinner"), positing that believers, though declared righteous by faith in Christ's imputed obedience, retain an indwelling sin nature that wars against the Spirit until glorification.^[18] This view counters overly optimistic anthropologies by affirming ongoing moral failure post-conversion, grounded in passages like Romans 7:18-25, where even the regenerate apostle confesses internal conflict. Empirical psychology corroborates this realism: studies on cognitive dissonance reveal universal tendencies toward moral hypocrisy, where individuals justify self-serving actions despite professed ethical standards, manifesting as rationalized inconsistencies rather than transparent virtue.^[19] Such data, spanning cross-cultural samples, underscores innate self-deception as a barrier to unaided righteousness, aligning with theological claims of depravity's depth over innate perfectibility.^[20] Comparative doctrines highlight Christianity's distinct emphasis on inherited guilt and substitutionary atonement. In Islam, 'ujub (self-conceit) denotes sinful admiration of one's deeds, fostering vices like pride and neglect of tawhid (divine unity), but arises from personal failings rather than primordial transmission, treatable through self-vigilance and repentance without vicarious sacrifice.^[21] Judaism's yetzer hara (evil inclination) frames sin as an amoral drive for survival and pleasure—e.g., appetite or ambition—that, if unchecked, yields transgression, yet posits humans as co-creators of good via mitzvot (commandments), absent total inability or federal headship from Adam.^[22] Christianity alone imputes Adamic culpability universally (Romans 5:12-19), establishing sin's dominion as a judicial reality resolved solely through Christ's active and passive obedience, forging causal necessity for penal substitution over incremental self-mastery.^[15]

Modern interpretations and critiques

Postmodern interpretations often reframe sin not as a transgression against absolute moral standards but as a product of social constructs or power imbalances, reducing ethical violations to cultural artifacts or oppressive dynamics rather than inherent wrongs.^[23]^[24] This perspective, influenced by thinkers emphasizing relativism, posits that concepts like sin emerge from societal power structures, thereby excusing behaviors through contextual justification and eroding notions of personal culpability.^[25] Such views face empirical challenges from cross-cultural evidence of moral universals, including near-universal taboos against harm, such as prohibitions on unjust killing and betrayal, which persist across 256 societies analyzed via machine-readable ethnographic data, suggesting an innate framework of moral intuition rather than pure social invention.^[26]^[27] Psychological studies further indicate that moral judgments, while varying in emphasis, consistently hinge on perceptions of harm, underscoring a biologically rooted aversion to certain acts that relativist accounts struggle to explain without invoking universal causal consequences of wrongdoing.^[28] Progressive secular critiques frequently deny inherent sinfulness, portraying it as an outdated patriarchal imposition that stifles individual autonomy, with some redefining moral failings as mere products of environment or systemic inequities rather than universal human propensity.^[29]^[30] In contrast, evidence from recidivism data supports the conservative emphasis on empirical human fallenness: faith-based rehabilitation programs, which instill moral accountability, yield recidivism reductions of 5-10% compared to secular alternatives, attributing lower reoffense rates to internalized recognition of wrongdoing's consequences.^[31]^[32] Traditional conceptions of sin, by promoting accountability, correlate with tangible societal benefits, as seen in historical religious revivals like the 1904-1905 Welsh Revival, which documented crime drops of 5-12%, particularly in violence and public drunkenness, linking heightened moral awareness to behavioral restraint.^[33] Broader analyses confirm that higher religious adherence and congregational density associate with reduced crime rates, especially in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas, countering permissive environments where diminished moral absolutes align with elevated dysfunction such as substance-related offenses.^[34]^[35] However, rigid applications of sin without emphasis on restorative elements can foster excessive guilt, potentially exacerbating despair in vulnerable individuals, though empirical outcomes favor accountability's net positive causal impact over unbridled relativism.^[36]

People

Sports figures

Jannik Sinner (born August 16, 2001) is an Italian professional tennis player who first achieved the ATP world No. 1 singles ranking in June 2024 and has maintained it intermittently through 2025.^[37] By October 2025, Sinner had secured 22 ATP singles titles, including four Grand Slam victories: the Australian Open in 2024 and 2025, the US Open in 2024, and Wimbledon in 2025.^[38] These accomplishments include defending his Australian Open title in January 2025 and claiming his first Wimbledon crown that July, marking him as the youngest Open Era player to reach four major finals in a single season.^[38] ^[39] In October 2025, Sinner won the Vienna Open for the second time, defeating Alexander Zverev 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 in the final on October 26 despite battling cramps in the later sets, extending his indoor hard-court winning streak to 21 matches.^[40] ^[41] This victory contributed to his exceeding $50 million in career prize money and added to his three titles for the 2025 season up to that point.^[42] ^[43] Sinner faced an anti-doping controversy in 2024 after testing positive twice for clostebol, an anabolic steroid, in March; the International Tennis Integrity Agency initially cleared him in August 2024, attributing the traces to unintentional contamination from a spray used by his physiotherapist, with no fault or negligence found.^[44] The World Anti-Doping Agency appealed the decision, leading to a case resolution agreement in February 2025 that imposed a three-month suspension, which Sinner served starting shortly thereafter, returning to competition by early May 2025.^[45] ^[7] Critics questioned the initial clearance due to the substance's performance-enhancing potential, though subsequent testing and the resolution affirmed minimal ingestion levels unlikely to confer advantage.^[46]

Other notable individuals

George Albert Sinner (May 29, 1928 – March 9, 2018) served as the 29th governor of North Dakota from 1985 to 1992, navigating the state through economic challenges including the farm crisis and oil bust of the 1980s. A Democrat born in Fargo and raised in Casselton, he earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy from St. John's University in 1950 before entering politics, including terms in the North Dakota Senate from 1962 to 1966.^[47]^[48] Herbert Sinner (1900–1988), a German chemist employed at Henkel from 1932 to 1965, developed the Sinner's circle in 1959, a foundational model in cleaning science that balances four factors—mechanical action, temperature, chemicals, and time—for effective detergent-based cleaning processes. Born in Chemnitz, his work at the company's detergent department provided empirical guidelines still used in industrial and hygiene applications worldwide.^[49]^[50]^[51]

Arts and entertainment

Film and television

"The Sinner" is an American anthology crime drama television series created by Derek Simonds, based on the 1999 novel of the same name by Petra Hammesfahr, which premiered on USA Network on August 2, 2017, and concluded after four seasons on December 1, 2021.^[52] Each season features a self-contained storyline centered on Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman), who investigates seemingly motiveless crimes—primarily murders—and uncovers underlying psychological traumas or repressed memories driving the perpetrators' actions.^[53] The first season stars Jessica Biel as Cora Tannetti, a mother who impulsively stabs a stranger on a beach, revealing links to childhood abuse; subsequent seasons explore cult indoctrination, hallucinogenic influences, and familial secrets, portraying sin as rooted in personal causal histories rather than innate depravity alone.^[54] The series earned praise for its tense narratives and character depth, achieving a 7.8/10 rating on IMDb from over 149,000 users and 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, though some reviewers noted its focus on trauma as potentially softening accountability for willful moral failures.^[54]^[53] In cinema, "The Sinner" (German: Die Sünderin), a 1951 West German drama directed by Willi Forst, stars Hildegard Knef as a woman who turns to prostitution after her lover's suicide, thematizing sin through cycles of desperation, euthanasia, and legal punishment amid post-war ethical dilemmas; it provoked controversy for its explicit depictions, leading to bans in parts of Germany and Austria.^[55] The film holds a 6.8/10 IMDb rating from 420 users, reflecting divided reception on its portrayal of female agency in transgression versus victimhood.^[55] Another entry, the 1975 Italian romantic drama La peccatrice (The Sinner), directed by Pier Ludovico Pavoni, examines adulterous relationships and moral compromise in a modern setting, emphasizing interpersonal betrayals as catalysts for ethical downfall. Lesser-known works include the 2007 American film Sinner, a low-budget thriller with a 5.3/10 IMDb score, and the 2012 short The Sinner, which follows a man's aid to a troubled soul, rated 7.4/10 but with limited viewership.^[56]^[57] These productions variably frame "sinner" archetypes through individual failings and consequences, often critiqued for narrative tendencies to attribute moral lapses to societal pressures over inherent responsibility.^[56]

Literature

In literature, works titled The Sinner or Sinner frequently explore moral transgression through characters whose ethical lapses precipitate personal and communal fallout, often tracing causal chains from hidden guilt to overt crisis.^[58]^[59] Petra Hammesfahr's The Sinner (1999), originally published in Germany, centers on Cora Bender, a seemingly ordinary woman who suddenly stabs a stranger during a family outing, prompting detectives to unearth a history of childhood abuse and repressed rage that erupts as inexplicable violence. The novel, which topped German bestseller lists for 15 months and sold over 760,000 copies there, portrays sin not as abstract vice but as psychologically buried trauma demanding reckoning, with Cora's unacknowledged suffering directly fueling the crime.^[58]^[60] Tess Gerritsen's The Sinner (2003), the third installment in her Rizzoli & Isles forensic thriller series, investigates the grisly death of a nun whose body yields clues to a decades-old assault tied to convent secrets and ritualistic killings. Published August 19, 2003, the narrative links perpetrators' past violations—framed as sins against vows and innocence—to a cycle of vengeance, underscoring how unresolved moral breaches propagate through institutions and generations in a secular, evidence-driven plot.^[61] Ted Dekker's Sinner (2008), concluding his Paradise trilogy of Christian speculative fiction, unfolds in a near-future America where enforced "tolerance" muzzles dissent, embodied by the charismatic antagonist Marsuvees Black, whose rhetoric seduces society into moral relativism and collapse. The book illustrates transgression as ideological deception eroding truth and liberty, with characters' complicity in silencing biblical absolutes yielding tangible societal decay, rooted in Dekker's view of sin as a persuasive force more potent than physical threats.^[59]^[62] From Hammesfahr's introspective psychological realism to Gerritsen and Dekker's thriller dynamics, these 21st-century novels shift toward individualized, consequence-laden depictions of sin over medieval allegories, prioritizing empirical causality in arcs where ethical failures inexorably unravel lives, though Dekker retains explicit theological framing absent in the others.^[60]^[59]

Music

Sinner is the name of a German heavy metal band founded in 1982 by vocalist and bassist Mat Sinner, which has released over 20 studio albums emphasizing themes of defiance and inner conflict typical of the genre's power metal substyle.^[63] Drowning Pool's debut album Sinner, released on June 5, 2001, by Wind-up Records, marked the nu metal band's breakthrough, achieving platinum certification in the United States for sales exceeding one million copies and featuring aggressive tracks exploring personal remorse and aggression.^[64] Judas Priest's "Sinner," the opening track on their 1977 album Sin After Sin, portrays a destructive "sinner rider" accompanied by the devil, evoking imagery of apocalyptic chaos and temptation as an uncontrollable force within the individual.^[65]^[66] The song's lyrics, written amid the band's shift toward heavier production under producer Simon Phillips, symbolize moral downfall without redemption, aligning with heavy metal's frequent motif of embracing vice as empowerment.^[67] In contrast, "Sinnerman," a traditional African American spiritual dating to the mid-20th century and popularized by Nina Simone's 10-minute 1965 rendition on I Put a Spell on You, depicts a sinner desperately seeking escape from divine judgment—fleeing to the devil, the Lord, and even rocks that refuse to fall—ultimizing inevitable accountability and the futility of evading consequences.^[68]^[69] This confessional style underscores guilt and the need for repentance, differing from rock interpretations where sin is often romanticized as liberating rebellion, a portrayal some religious critics contend promotes vice absent moral reckoning.^[70] The Last Dinner Party's "Sinner," released as a single on June 30, 2023, from their debut album Prelude to Ecstasy, reached number 12 on the UK Singles Sales Chart and explores transitioning to unbridled self-expression and sexuality, framing sin as a path to authenticity amid lingering hesitation.^[71]^[72] The indie rock track's themes reflect modern indie sensibilities prioritizing personal liberation over traditional guilt, peaking in airplay charts while contributing to the band's Mercury Prize-winning album reception.^[73]

Video games and other media

Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is a boss-rush action role-playing game developed by the Chinese studio Dark Star and published by Another Indie, released on October 18, 2018, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows, with a Nintendo Switch port following in 2019.^[74] The player controls Adam, a cursed warrior who confronts eight massive bosses, the first seven embodying the traditional seven deadly sins—pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust—with combat emphasizing pattern recognition, dodging, and strategic positioning in arena-style battles.^[75] A core mechanic requires sacrificing the protagonist's health, strength, or stamina to unlock boss fights, creating escalating difficulty as attributes diminish, which reviewers described as an innovative reversal of conventional progression systems in Souls-like titles.^[76] Limbus Company, a free-to-play turn-based strategy RPG developed and published by South Korean studio Project Moon, launched globally on February 26, 2023, for Windows and mobile devices.^[77] The narrative centers on twelve protagonists termed "Sinners," literary-inspired figures such as Yi Sang (from Wings) and Don Quixote, who board a mysterious bus under the executive manager's command to retrieve Golden Boughs in a dystopian "City" rife with syndicates and abnormalities.^[77] Gameplay incorporates "Sin Affinities" drawn from the seven deadly sins, influencing skill effectiveness, resistances, and combat outcomes via coin-flip resolutions for attack clashes, blending gacha elements with narrative-driven chapters exploring themes of identity and redemption.^[77] In comics, Alack Sinner is a noir detective series created by Argentine artists José Muñoz and Carlos Sampayo, first serialized in 1975 in Skorpio magazine and later collected by publishers including Fantagraphics Books.^[78] The titular character, Alack Sinner, navigates gritty, jazz-infused tales of corruption, racism, and moral ambiguity in mid-20th-century New York and Buenos Aires, with story arcs spanning from the 1950s Beat scene to post-9/11 reflections, emphasizing atmospheric black-and-white artwork over superhero tropes.^[78]

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There are several bands with name Sinner: 1) Sinner is a German heavy metal band formed in 1980 by vocalist and bassist Mat Sinner (Goddess Shiva, Primal Fear).
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Drowning Pool - Sinner Lyrics and Tracklist - Genius
Jun 5, 2001 · Sinner is the debut studio album by Drowning Pool. It's the band's most popular album, being certified platinum in the same year it was ...
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Judas Priest – Sinner Lyrics - Genius
This song is about the world after a nuclear war where the “Sinner” rides ... Who wrote “Sinner” by Judas Priest? Metalogy (2004) · Judas Priest. 1. Never ...
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Sinner lyrics - Judas Priest - Musixmatch
Judas Priest's 'Sinner' portrays a dark, apocalyptic narrative where a malevolent figure, the sinner, brings chaos and destruction, symbolizing the ...Missing: analysis | Show results with:analysis
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Judas Priest - Sinner Lyrics | AZLyrics.com
Judas Priest "Sinner": Sinner rider, rides in with the storm The devil rides beside him The devil is his god, God help you...Missing: analysis | Show results with:analysis<|separator|>
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'Sinnerman': Nina Simone's Masterpiece Is Still Relevant Today
The song “Sinnerman” is a traditional African American spiritual inspired by the book of Exodus. It tells the tale of man running from God (“the Lamb”) and ...
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Nina Simone – “Sinnerman” - JAZZIZ Discovery
Feb 21, 2019 · “Sinnerman,” our Song of the Day, presents Simone at her absolute best. The song's lyrics tell of a sinner's futile attempt to seek salvation on Judgement Day.
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The Music of a Spirit-filled Christian - The Harm of Rock Music
Jul 15, 2022 · Rock music clearly has a harmful effect on those who listen to it. If truthful, you know that rock music does not glorify our holy God.
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The Last Dinner Party – Sinner Lyrics - Genius
Jun 30, 2023 · “Sinner” is about converting to a place where you feel freer be yourself and express your sexuality, but also long for that place that you were ...
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THE LAST DINNER PARTY - SINNER - Official Charts
Latest chart stats about SINNER - peak chart position, weeks on chart, catalogue number, week-by-week chart placement and latest news.
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The Last Dinner Party - Sinner - Spotify Chart History - Kworb.net
Spotify Chart History Title: Sinner Artist: The Last Dinner Party Show: Weekly · Daily | Positions · Streams · Both. Date. Total. Peak. Date, GB. Total, 100,413.
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Save 80% on SINNER: Sacrifice for Redemption on Steam
Rating 3.0 (803) Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is a boss battler action-RPG. Face eight abhorrent bosses, the first seven each based on one of the sins.
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Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption Review - IGN
Rating 6.3/10 · Review by Mike EpsteinOct 16, 2018 · It's a brutally effective mind game, which pairs well with Sinner's intimidating challenges. The punishing leveling down system can lead to some ...
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Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption Review - Trials and Tribulations
Rating 6/10 · Review by Ginny WooNov 8, 2018 · Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is a bonafide boss rush buffet with an inventive twist, though its aesthetic presentation quickly grows ...
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캐릭터소개. A Hellbound Bus with 12 Sinners Aboard · 게임 전투 화면. A Vicious Sin-resonating RPG. The seven deadly sins resonate to create one evil. · 시스템소개 ...
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Alack Sinner: The Age of Innocence - Amazon.com
Sinner is a hard-boiled private detective whose adventures are played out to a jazz soundtrack in a noir New York from 1975 through the 2000s.