do animals sin?

Sin is the transgression of God's Law. That is the only definition of sin. Since it's impossible for an animal to break God's Law, then they haven't sinned.

You wrote: 'Do animals sin?'

My answer - NO.

Sin is a religious term, that is used to control its followers & animals for property.

The Bible/Quran are books of primitive stories, created in a time that men were the head of the family and held nobility in society over women, therefore there stories got tainted with a male authority figure.

Animals are driven by instinct. The term sin does not apply to them.

They might sin. Only God knows.

<Animals don't have free will>

Animals have brains and neurons just like us. And their nervous systems are governed by the same laws of physics, including quantum mechanics, including the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, as us.

No, animals do not sin at all. The bible teaches that only humans sin against God.

"People" (by which I assume you mean "human") ARE animals, so yes. But if you mean animals other than humans, if they're not self-aware, no. (Whether or not certain other animals are self-aware, like dolphins, is up for debate.)

And as I'm not sure there is a literal tree of knowledge, I doubt that's why.

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Animals do Not even have soles to sin with! When they die, they are all gone!

The Bible is about mankind relationship with God. The whole of creation is suffering. Romans 8:22.

Animals are no sinners. They kill to eat, protect, their family and territory, not out of malice. Only humans feel they are so superior, that they think they can judge and decide who to kill for no reason......