SEVEN DEADLY SINS

03/01/2023 13 min Temporada 1 Episodio 1

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Seven Deadly Sins In Christianity, seven moral trans-gressions of divine law that damn a soul to HELL. The Seven Deadly Sins each have an associated DEMON that is a special agent of tireless temptation.The Seven Deadly Sins are not mentioned as a group in the Bible, though they are dealt with separately in many passages. They were collected together around the time the Bible was translated into a single language. More than a dozen groupings of deadly sins exist. JOHN CASSIAN, a father of the church in the fourth century, wrote a treatise on eight deadly sins:

Mean of these words devils Sword just place a letter S According with Cambridge Dictionary:
Pride |
a feeling of pleasure and satisfaction that you get because you or people connected with you have done or gotten something good:
She felt a great sense of pride as she watched him accept the award.
He felt such pride walking his little daughter down the street.

Fornication,
noun [ U ]
the action of having sex with someone who you are not married to:
Adultery is a graver sin than simple fornication.
He had no thoughts of fornication in his head.
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The drama is full of scenes of fornication and betrayal.

If she commits fornication, then she has broken the marriage vow.

Know you not that the unjust shall not possess the kingdom of God? Do not err: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, Nor the effeminate, nor liers with mankind, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor railers, nor extortioners, shall possess the kingdom of God. And such some of you were; but you are washed, but you are sanctified, but you are justified in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the Spirit of our God.
1 Corinthians 6:9‭-‬11 DRC1752



Kenodocila, or foolishness or vain-glory,

Anger,

“Accidie,” or heaviness or weariness of heart,




Gluttony; ; Covetous-ness (avarice); ; Dejection; ; ; and . The list was refi ned in the sixth century by St. Gregory the Great. In the 13th century, St. Thomas Aquinas wrote about them in more detail in Summa Theo-logica, a defi ning work of Christian dogma. Aquinas re-ferred to the sins as “appetites.”In 1589, the demonologist and witch hunter PETERBINSFELD published a list of demons and sins and paired the Seven Deadly Sins with demons. His pairings are given in the following, along with the opposing virtues recognized.The most common grouping of the Seven Deadly Sins lists a specifi c order. Five are spiritual in nature and two are carnal. Each of the seven spawns more sins, and each has an opposing virtue and a symbolic animal.The seven sins and their demons are as follows:1. Pride—Lucifer: Pride led to the fall from heaven of the angel LUCIFER (equated with SATAN ) and his followers. Pride leads to arrogance and a desire for glory, which blocks God and others from one’s heart. It destroys all virtues. Humble heart is the opposing virtue.Pride can be countered by taking credit for nothing but placing the credit for everything with God.2. Avarice—Mammon (Money): Avarice is about greed and obsession, for a greedy person never has enough of anything. Greed leads to cheating, fraud, thievery, murder, and miserliness. Aquinas called MAMMON“the devil who is Lord of Money.” Avarice is symbol-ized by the wolf. Contentment Gratitude ciency is the opposing virtue.3. Lust—Asmodeus: Lust is the fi rst carnal deadly sin and leads to infi delity, deceit, betrayal, and unclean-liness. ASMODEUS is a major demon who fi gures in many POSSESSION cases and in the story of Tobit. Lust is symbolized by either the goat or the ass. Chastity is the opposing virtue.4. Envy: One of the Ten Commandments is “Thou shalt not covet,” characterizing envy as a “sin of the Devil.” Jealousy leads to an obses-sion with possessions, with having more and better things than others. St. Paul called covetousness the root of all evils, because those who desire above all else to be rich fall into temptation and the Devil’s traps. It is p

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