A Perception of Sin begins in modern-day London with a suicide bomb attack aboard an underground train. During the subsequent forensic investigation DNA taken from one of the victims will reveal a terrible secret. This book traverses the horrors of Bergen-Belsen, suicide and violent death as it explores the idea that a true sense of sin is intrinsic to a moral existence, yet is often malleable and slippery to grasp.

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