It all depends on what your religion is.
That I don't believe.
If something was to be an ultimate truth it would be constant within all religions. The belief in one God is a constant, so any other religious truths must also be constant. If they aren't then they aren't ultimate truths. The founding principles of all religions are the same, they are the ultimate truths, and that includes sin, true sin as opposed to the propaganda sins that have been spread by every religion in existence once the prophets died.
Absolutely not. God created sins so he could test our faith in him, so how could he be a sinner?
Because what you perceive as a sin based on his word can actually be what he does in his own nature.
A father tells his child not to smoke, but smokes himself. And if God smokes than smoking is perfection, regardless of what he tells his followers to do.
Edit- Also, if sins are imperfection than a perfect God could not have created them.
[Edited by Dhampy, 3/28/2010 12:41:33 PM]
First, we can't consider him as our father.
Second, you said:"Also, if sins are imperfection than a perfect God could not have created them.", he didn't create them for himself, he created them for us as tempters, and he ordered us not to do any of them; he created them to see who follows his orders.
1st- The paradigm is one used the the basic beliefs of all three Abrahamic religions. If God created Adam and Adam begot the human race, than humans are God's children.
2nd- A perfect God cannot create imperfection. It doesn't matter who he would create it for. Which means sin is part of perfection, which means if God is perfect then God can sin.