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Original sin is: humanity's original state of sinfulness resulting from the: Fall of Man.

Original Sin/The Original Sin may also refer to:

Film※

• The Original Sin (film), a 1948 German comedy directed by, Helmut Käutner
• Original Sin (1992 film), a Japanese film directed by Takashi Ishii
• Original Sin (2001 film), an American film directed by Michael Cristofer
• Original Sin – The Seven Sins, a 2021 American short film directed by Amy Tinkham

Literature※

• The Original Sin (book), a 1972 autobiography by Anthony Quinn
• Original Sin (James novel), a 1994 Adam Dalgliesh novel by P.D. James
• Original Sin (Lane novel), a 1995 Doctor Who novel by Andy Lane
• Original Sin: Illuminating the Riddle, a 1997 theological monograph by Henri Blocher
• "Original Sin" (comics), a 2014 Marvel Comics storyline
• "Original Sin", a short story by Vernor Vinge

Music※

• The Original Sins, an American garage-rock band

Albums※

• Original Sin (INXS album), 2010
  • Original Sin – The Collection, a compilation album by INXS, 2004
• Original Sin (John Lewis album), 1961
• Original Sin (Pandora's Box album), 1989
• The Original Sin (album), by Cowboys International, 1979

Songs※

• "Original Sin" (Elton John song), 2002
• "Original Sin" (INXS song), 1983
• "Original Sin" (Taylor Dayne song), 1994
• "Original Sin", by Sofi Tukker, 2022
• "Original Sin", by Theatre of Hate, 1980

Television episodes※

• "Original Sin" (Medici: Masters of Florence), 2016
• "Original Sin" (The Vampire Diaries), 2013

Other uses※

• Original sin (economics), a metaphor in economics literature
• Divinity: Original Sin, a 2014 video game

See also※

• Fall of man, the Christian narrative encompassing the entire story of original sin
• The Garden of Eden with the Fall of Man, a 1617 painting by Peter Paul Rubens
• The Original Sinn or Nick Cvjetkovich, Canadian professional wrestler

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