Kurros,
If your playing darts, and the sole aim for accuracy, the standard, every time, is to hit the bullseye, hitting anything outside, be it 14, 5, or triple 20, makes no difference. They are not the standard. Every shot outside is a miss of the mark that is being aimed for. That is how "sin" is defined.
Arguing who got double top, or who got 4, are all imaterial when it comes to the aim of the game. If we miss, we miss.
Sure, one can say they got a higher score than another, say triple 20, and another they got 3, just outside the 25 ring, much nearer, but they both still miss that standard aim. It's bullseye only. Anything else falls short.
That's the problem arguing about "sins". It misses the point.
The fundamental issue is why we "miss the mark," and cannot hit it. And that's what Jesus came to address.
The cause is relational. A self reliance, rebellion against God, making ourselves god. We are not good enough.
Sure, like a child or an amature can get a lucky shot, hit the target now and again, but that's just doing what is expected all the time. Not just by fluke.
When a man woman or child is righty related to God, through Jesus Christ, then what he accomplished, rendering the power of sin ineffective, is a power that can operate in the Christian life. Thus empowering them to hit the mark as Jesus did. The source of living free of the dominion of sin is the same for us all. We cannot do it independent from the source.