How do various religions regard explicit sexual dreams during sleep? Is such considered sin?

Aonghas Shrugged: How do various religions regard explicit sexual dreams during sleep? Is such considered sin?
For those religions which have a concept of sin, does sleep involve a difference in “moral responsibility” such that sinful thoughts — such as fantasies about adulterous acts or pornographic situations — are judged differently than the same things fantasized when the mind is fully awake?

I understand that Christians tend to believe that the initial thoughts are not necessarily sinful unless embraced and further fantasized. But I’m not clear whether Christians and/or other religions believe that accountability for sin is impacted by whether one’s mind/conscience is in a sleep state.

Ideas?

Answers and Views:

Answer by Old Cath
You are not culpable for your dreams.

Answer by sportsfinatic
Of course not,how could it be a bad religious thing if the creator made it himself/herself…and its a natural thing to do that

Answer by mate
dreams are whitchcraft, if you were arround 500 years ago, you would have been burnt for asking this…

Answer by SARAHH
IN ISLAM You are not culpable for your dreams