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“A rich become rich in making money and a poor become poor in making sin”

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“Death, and every death, is the fruit of sin: death temporal, death spiritual, death eternal.”

Book:Time and the End of Time: Discourses on Redeeming the Time and Considering Our Latter End

Source: Time and the End of Time: Discourses on Redeeming the Time and Considering Our Latter End

“When you tolerate sin sooner than later it will become the norm in your life”

Sin Normal Tolerance

Author:John M. Sheehan

“For it is the property of those who expect to obtain mercy by prayer and sacrifices, to cease from and repent of their sins.”

God Faith Prayer Sin Christianity Mercy Repentance Martyrdom Apologetics Martyrs

Book:Hortatory Address to the Greeks

Source: Hortatory Address to the Greeks

“But since the adversary does not cease to resist many, and uses many and diverse arts to ensnare them, that he may seduce the faithful from their faith, and that he may prevent the faithless from believing, it seems to me necessary that we also, being armed with the invulnerable doctrines of the faith, do battle against him in behalf of the weak.”

Faith Prayer Sin Christianity Devil Demons Spiritual Warfare Adversary

Book:Fragments of the Lost Work of Justin on the Resurrection

Source: Fragments of the Lost Work of Justin on the Resurrection

“The information. It's out there, Rebbe. This part is not a sin.”

Religion Faith Sin Knowledge

Book:kaddish.com

Source: kaddish.com

“They are official sinners but privately repentants. At the present stage of our society even the relation between sin and repentance may have undergone a fundamental change and may be the opposite of what it used to be formerly.”

Book:Current of Music

Source: Current of Music

“The questions why, and why not, are both the burden and significance of human thought, the banana peel strategically placed in front of the rabbit hole. But why does destruction have such a seductive pull? I think that is the soul’s instinctive knowledge that the biggest advances, epiphanies and paradigm shifts are preceded by a cleansing period of destruction as the old building is demolished to build the new one, the field of weeds torched to sow new seeds. That’s why destruction is so thrilling, because of the subconscious expectation of the mysterious, "what’s next?" I think we should do that, “culturally speaking.” Tear into the flesh of the old-world ideas of religion, politics and philosophy with the sharpened teeth of destruction, drinking in their dying plasma until it bubbles up in our brains and bleeds out our fingertips as blasphemies, at first, before becoming the profound truths of the next step of human evolution. Let us reject the conditioned belief that memorizing the words and ideas of predecessors is attainment of enlightenment, let us sin, let us commit the true original sin, the sin of independent thought which frightens the politicians, the kings, the business tycoons, the priests and preachers as well as the paper gods they created to keep us in line.”

Religion Politics Sin Destruction Why Paradigm Shift

Author:Jesse James Kennedy

“Sin is followed by shame. Repentance is followed by boldness.”

Action Sin Courage Forgiveness

Author:John Chrysostom

“The Liberal approach is that man has never fallen, never incurred guilt, and is ultimately perfectible by his own efforts. Therefore, evil in this light is a problem of better housing, sanitation, health, etc. and all mysteries will eventually be cleared up.”

Sin Southern Liberals

Book:The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor

Source: The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor

“Perfectionism is impossible in the presence of a deep sense or a profound conception of sin.”

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Book:Studies in Perfectionism

Source: Studies in Perfectionism