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The Seven Heavenly Virtues║The Seven Deadly Sins
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#1 · 2026-08-13, 06:26
Quote from Gerhard on 2026-08-13, 06:26THE 7 HEAVENLY VIRTUES
- Prudence ~ is the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason.
- Justice ~ is the moderation between selfishness and selflessness.
- Fortitude ~ is the endurance, mental firmness and strength to do what is right, despite (its) adversity or temptation.
- Temperance ~ Voluntary self restraint from acting on strong emotions.
- Faith ~ is the sense of the goodness of God, and trust that goodness will prevail in the end, and the value of goodness for its own sake.
- Hope ~ is the optimism that a better future will exist through the virtue of living with faith.
- Charity ~ is the generosity and compassionate giving to others.
THE 7 DEADLY SINS
- Pride ~ is the sense of one's own self-importance over the importance of others.
- Envy ~ is the discontent of one's own life, and is (typically) the longing for the qualities or possessions of others' lives.
- Wrath ~ is the animation of strong emotions related to anger, provocation, hurt and violence.
- Gluttony ~ is the overconsumption of resources to the point of waste, and in disregard to the needs of others.
- Lust ~ is the strong desire for sexual pleasure, especially when it leads to action that forsakes one's values for gratification.
- Sloth ~ is the laziness associated with apathy for spiritual improvement or contributing to one's society.
- Greed is the insatiable desire for material gain or social power, especially when pursued at the expense of others.
AUTHOR'S NOTE
A lot of these values and sins place emphasis on how our actions can either hurt or bless others. I do believe our desire for positively impacting the conscious souls around us should extend to animals!
THE 7 HEAVENLY VIRTUES
- Prudence ~ is the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason.
- Justice ~ is the moderation between selfishness and selflessness.
- Fortitude ~ is the endurance, mental firmness and strength to do what is right, despite (its) adversity or temptation.
- Temperance ~ Voluntary self restraint from acting on strong emotions.
- Faith ~ is the sense of the goodness of God, and trust that goodness will prevail in the end, and the value of goodness for its own sake.
- Hope ~ is the optimism that a better future will exist through the virtue of living with faith.
- Charity ~ is the generosity and compassionate giving to others.
THE 7 DEADLY SINS
- Pride ~ is the sense of one's own self-importance over the importance of others.
- Envy ~ is the discontent of one's own life, and is (typically) the longing for the qualities or possessions of others' lives.
- Wrath ~ is the animation of strong emotions related to anger, provocation, hurt and violence.
- Gluttony ~ is the overconsumption of resources to the point of waste, and in disregard to the needs of others.
- Lust ~ is the strong desire for sexual pleasure, especially when it leads to action that forsakes one's values for gratification.
- Sloth ~ is the laziness associated with apathy for spiritual improvement or contributing to one's society.
- Greed is the insatiable desire for material gain or social power, especially when pursued at the expense of others.
AUTHOR'S NOTE
A lot of these values and sins place emphasis on how our actions can either hurt or bless others. I do believe our desire for positively impacting the conscious souls around us should extend to animals!
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