The Seven Deadly Sins

The Seven Deadly Sins by Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann

The Seven Deadly Sins, they run solely by the selfish pursuit of man to the debacle of an originally good. We know it, we know it too well that the theological understanding of sins includes the principle, as a basic requirement, that the rational man by his freedom and he has the choice – he can turn something good into evil. Be cited as examples: The result of self-conscious self-love, literary narcissism, is Pride. The joy of owning, it conjures up Greed. Lack of self-knowledge of one's own weaknesses, it gives birth to Envy; and from the enjoyment of sexuality, uninhibited and selfish, Lust is created - because the man in these matters – has fallen into a pervasive selfishness.