Do we come into this world as blank slates, or does our morality get passed to us from our parents—even if we've never met them? Holy books have been used for millennia to teach us virtue, even as thousands have been murdered due to questionable interpretations of the verses within. Is it "a tooth for a tooth", or "do unto others"? Does it even matter? For You Have Sinned is an exploration of good and evil, cause and effect, and crime and punishment—in this life and the next. It's a popular thought, that those who commit bad deeds now will suffer endlessly for it later. But to one jaded soul, the next life is not punishment enough.