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Sin
It is not simply "doing something
wrong
," or "making a
mistake
"
It is a product of man's
freedom
It "hates the light" (cf. John 3:19; John 2:9), and we, sinners all, are often ashamed to take it seriously
It is any
deed
,
word
, or desire against eternal law (St. Augustine)
It is the voluntary
transgression
of the law of God (St. Thomas Aquinas)
It is
turning away
from God
It is a moral attitude, power action, or
refusal
to act that leads us into evil, and alienates/separates us
It is merely breaking some
impersonal law
in a book
It is a guilt feeling or something
we cannot
avoid
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Aspects of sin as presented in the Sacred Scriptures (cf. cfc 766)
Missing the Mark
Depravity and Perversity
Rebellion against God
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Missing the Mark
We miss the standard by failing to meet one's obligation to God and neighbors
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Depravity and Perversity
Sin is a disorder of character or a defect weighing down the sinner
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Rebellion against God
Sin is a conscious choice of transgressing God's commandments
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The seven capital sins (cf. cfc 381-382)
Pride
Envy
Greed/Avarice
Lust
Anger
Gluttony
Sloth
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Pride
Inordinate desire for honor, distinction, and independence
Arrogance and self-centered view of the world
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Envy
Failure to accept oneself and what he/ she has which shows in an attitude that begrudges the gifts of others
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Greed/Avarice
Inordinate
desire for material wealth and possession
Inevitable if we measure our worth by the things we possess
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Lust
Inordinate craving for sexual gratification
Views people as objects of sexual desire
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Anger
Hatred than angry feelings alone
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Gluttony
Greed for physical body
Manifestation
of a self-centered attitude
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Sloth
Laziness
Spiritual apathy
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Images of sin in the Bible (cf. cfc 786)
Stain
Crime
Personal Rejection
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Stain
Unclean before the all holy God
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Crime
Willful violation of the covenant
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Personal Rejection
Of love relationship
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Classification of sin in the broadest sense (cf. cfc 1804)
Personal
Social
Structural
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Personal
Committed by individual, but always in relation to others and the community
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Social
Common negative moral attitudes and acts
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Structural
Economic, social, or political patterns or systems that produce injustice and harm
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Classifications of sin as a personal act (cf. cfc 1805-1807)
According to Origin
According to Gravity
According to Manner
According to Manifestation
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Original Sin
Disobedience of the first parents
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Actual Sin
Committed by each one of us
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Mortal Sin
Violation of grave matter, which full knowledge and complete consent
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Venial Sin
Violation of less serious matter, without full knowledge and without complete consent
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Sin of Commission
Prohibited act is committed
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Sin of Omission
Required act is omitted
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External Sin
Committed with words or actions
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Internal Sin
Found in thought and desire
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Dimensions of sin according to Church teaching (cf. cfc 788)
Spiral
Sickness
Addiction
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Spiral
Evil that ensnares, enslaves us in a contagious or pathological habit or voice
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Sickness
Which weakens us
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Addiction
Makes us powerless as it becomes progressively more compulsive and obsessive
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Effects of Sin (cfc 1860, ccc 1855)
Sin often becomes "
compulsive
" or "
addictive
" and weakness our power of resistance
Despite its often-glamorous cover, sin actually inquires,
destroys
,
distorts
,
poisons
, and
corrupts
Every sin spawns endless evils for the sinners and society
Mortal sin destroys charity in the human heart…
turns
him
away
from God, who is ultimate end and his beatitude
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