Even if it were possible to enumerate the full set of sins, and even if the world agreed on what the complete set of sins was, there would still be massive disagreement on when these sins were or were not taking place.
Assigning a name to a sin does not solve the question of whether or not someone is committing it. After all, the Lord was falsely accused of a great many named sins, including blasphemy (see Matthew 9:3), drunkenness (see Luke 7:34), impropriety with women (see John 4:27), sedition (see John 18:37), and even tax evasion (see Matthew 17:24-27).