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 Sin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sin has been a term most usually used in a religious context, and today describes any lack of conformity to the will of God; especially, any willful disregard for the norms revealed by God is a sin.
Atonement for sins is discussed in the Hebrew Bible, known to Christians as the Old Testament.
Note that Judaism's views on sin and atonement are not identical to those in the Hebrew Bible alone, but rather are based on the laws of the Bible as seen through the Jewish oral law.
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 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Sin
The principal interior causes of sin are ignorance, infirmity or passion, and malice.
Sin in Luther's doctrine cannot be a deliberate transgression of the Divine law.
In the Old Testament sin is set forth as an act of disobedience (Genesis 2:16-17; 3:11; Isaiah 1:2-4; Jeremiah 2:32); as an insult to God (Numbers 27:14); as something detested and punished by God (Genesis 3:14-19; Genesis 4:9-16); as injurious to the sinner (Tob., xii, 10); to be expiated by penance (Ps.
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 What is a Mortal Sin?
With this definition in hand, it seems what the Catholic Church calls a mortal sin is similar to what scripture calls "iniquity"­a willful, informed transgression of the commandments of God.
So, to try and understand what a mortal sin is, we turn to the oldest church in the world­the Roman Catholic Church.
The list of mortal sins, according to the Catholic Church, mostly has to do with church law.
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 Sin
Sometimes violations of the rules of the church are treated as mortal sins, while transgressions of the commandments of God are treated as venial sins.
All mortal sins must be confessed to the priest in detail or they cannot be forgiven.
What is venial according to one may be mortal according to another.
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 Mortal and Venial Sin James  McCarthy
Consequently, though the Bible teaches that all sins are mortal, the Church teaches that no sin is necessarily mortal.
That is why the Church calls this kind of sin mortal, from the Latin word for death.
The second kind of sin, according to the Church, is venial sin [1862, 1875]:
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 Mortal versus Venial Sin
Mortal sin is called mortal because it is the "spiritual" death of the soul (separation from God).
It is always good to remember, especially those who are trying to be faithful but sometimes fall, that for mortal sin it must not only be 1) serious matter, but 2) the person must know it is serious and then 3) freely commit it.
24:16), and mortal faults that separate the sinner from God (1 Cor.
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 Summa Theologica
Reply to Objection 2: If the ignorance be such as to excuse sin altogether, as the ignorance of a madman or an imbecile, then he that commits fornication in a state of such ignorance, commits no sin either mortal or venial.
Hence it belongs to the genus of some sins, which are of themselves contrary to charity, that something is loved more than God; so that they are mortal by reason of their genus.
Now venial sin excludes only actual reference of the human act to God's glory, and not habitual reference: because it does not exclude charity, which refers man to God habitually.
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 I'm Glad You Asked - Sin
All mortal sins require the sacramental presence of God in our lives to be restored.
Sins against the Holy Spirit are the most grave because they reject the dignity of the One sent by the Father to sanctify us and restore us to full union with Him.
In the case of venial sins, blessing oneself with holy water is not sufficient to remove the stain of the sin and receive the Eucharist, but it is a start.
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 My Catholic Faith - Chapter 22 - Mortal Sin
Thus mortal sins, although all mortal, differ in the weight of their guilt.
Because of our mortal sins, Jesus Christ suffered agonies and died on the cross.
The word "mortal" comes from the Latin mors, which means death.
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 U.S. Catholic Bishops - Catechism of the Catholic Church
Sins are rightly evaluated according to their gravity.
Sin creates a proclivity to sin; it engenders vice by repetition of the same acts.
There are a great many kinds of sins.
http://www.usccb.org/catechism/text/pt3sect1chpt1art8.htm   (1794 words)

  
 Venial and mortal sin
This sin is called mortal because it deprives of spiritual life and brings everlasting death and damnation on the soul.
Murder is definitely a mortal sin; being angry and calling someone a fool during a brawl would probably be classified "venial" by many Catholics.
Venial sin weakens the individual but it does not deprive him of spiritual life.
http://www.justforcatholics.org/a159.htm   (1028 words)

  
 Mortal Sin
There is a sin which is (deadly) mortal; I do not say that one is to pray for that.
They also use this verse to prove that there is no distinction between Mortal and Venial sin.
James could not be telling us here that there is no such thing as a separation in sin.
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 mortal sin: Definition and Much More From Answers.com
They may also be referred to simply as "serious sin", although many Catholics criticize the latter term, believing that all sin should be considered serious, whether venial or mortal.
It should not be said that missing Mass on Sunday is considered equal in gravity to murder: the Catholic belief holds that mortal sins can vary in their seriousness, although the "mortal" effect remains present for all sins in this category.
According to the beliefs of Catholicism, a mortal sin, unlike a venial sin, must meet all of the following conditions:
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 Three things are necessary for a sin to be mortal
Three things are necessary for a sin to be mortal:
Three things are necessary for a sin to be mortal
- Receiving Holy Communion in the state of mortal sin
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 Mortal vs. Venial Sin
Furthermore, it is not by any means certain from context that the "mortal sin" is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit alone.
Lastly, there are several lists of sins that are said to bar one from "the kingdom of heaven" (RSV):
All wrongdoing is sin, but there is sin which is not mortal.
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 SUMMA THEOLOGICA: Is drunkenness a mortal sin?
Therefore if drunkenness /is not a mortal sin for some other reason, neither is it for this.
It would seem that drunkenness is not a mortal sin.
Augustine's works] that "drunkenness if indulged in assiduously, is a mortal sin." Now assiduity denotes a circumstance which does not change the species of a sin; so that it cannot aggravate a sin infinitely, and make a mortal sin of a venial sin, as shown above (I-II, 88, 5).
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 Masturbation and Mortal Sin
For it to be mortal it must involve grave matter.
And also of course to bring before God in prayer, "Lord, there is something I feel uneasy about and you know what it is..."
*A sin is a knowing and deliberate violation of God's law.
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 7 Deadly Sins, 7 Heavenly Virtues
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