Apropos of my post more than a month ago on New Year’s Resolutions (attached to refresh your memory) I just found a column by George Will on a similar theme.
It seems to me that the words “sin” and “sinful” occur in modern secular prose most often next to the words “chocolate” or “Las Vegas.” I suppose the ultimate wickedness, to people today, would be to eat chocolate in Las Vegas!
Related: “Prudes at Dinner, Gluttons in Bed” by George Will at The Washington Post
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