Summary
This quote suggests that the person being described is pure and innocent, unaffected by wrongdoing or immoral actions. As a result, they live without fear of the consequences of their actions, as they do not engage in any sinful behaviors. Their lack of knowledge about sin implies a state of blissful ignorance, shielding them from the potential dangers and compromising situations that could arise from making unethical choices.
Topics
Sin
By John Dryden