So, Dr. Bock, what would you define sin as? I'm looking in the Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms (McKim 1996, 260) and it says, "sin is the human condition of separation from God that arises from opposition to God's purposes. It may be breaking God's law, failing to do what God wills, or rebellion."
It seems to me that failing to obey the command to "sanctify yourselves" (Le 11:44), in this case by not eating that which is unclean, would be "failing to do what God wills."
I don't believe that McKim is infallible, so I was curious if you had a slightly different take on "sin."

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