What are the silent sins?
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Every one has silent sins--those seen and known by God and ourselves but unspoken or not done yet. God wants to deal with EVERY single bad thing in us, so let the Spirit guide you. Best wishes and God bless.
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There are no sins that we can not  stop doing.\n\nThe only problem being if we do not choose to stop then we will continue to live in them and allow them to grow.\n\nYou have to want to stop.................
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The Ten Commandments\n\nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/tencommandments.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_commandments\n\nSeven Deadly Sins\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_deadly_sins\n\nSins\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sins
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The Capital, aka "Seven Deadly Sins", are considered the worse because they are the routes for all other sins. They oppose Heavenly virtues bestowed upon us by the Holy Spirit.\n\nThey are Pride, Avarice/Greed, Envy. Wrath/Anger, Lust, Gluttony, Sloth.\n\nTo combat pride, one must practice Humility. To combat Avarice/Greed, one must practice Generosity. To combat envy, one must practicec Love. To combat Wrath/Anger, one must practice Kindness. To combat lust, one must practice Self-Control.To combat Gluttony, one must practice Faith and Temperance. To combat Sloth, one must practice Zeal.
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Silent Night or happy birthday\nI think this is a good question .Why are you sorry?
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Envy, Lust, Wrath, Avarice, Gluttony,Pride and Sloth.\nI believe they are called the deadly sins because each one deteriorates your well being in different ways. Each leads to self service and a lack of morals. Historically it seems to be true, as every one of these has lead to nothing but ruin.
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Honor loving homeland, and shame harming it. \n\nHonor serving people, and shame betraying them \n\nHonor upholding science, and shame being benighted. \n\nHonor hard work ,and shame loving ease and hating work. \n\nHonor unity and helping,and shame harming others to benefit oneself. \n\nHonor honest and trust ,and shame forgetting honor at sight of money. \n\nHonor abiding by laws and disciplines,and shame being illegal. \n\nHonor arduous struggle ,and shame wallowing in luxural and sensual pleasure.
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Here are the seven holy virtues as opposites to the seven deadly sins. According to Dante's The Divine Comedy the sins have an order of greatness, and the virtues a respective order of greatness as well. This order is shown below from the lowest to the highest.\n\n+ Holy Virtues +\nChastity (purity) \nModeration (self-restraint) \nGenerosity (vigilance) \nZeal (enthusiasm) \nMeekness (composure) \nCharity (giving) \nHumility (humbleness) \n\n+ Deadly Sins +\nLust (inappropriate desire) \nGluttony (over-indulgence)  \nGreed (avarice) \nSloth (laziness)  \nWrath (anger)  \nEnvy (jealousy)  \nPride (vanity)  \n\nThe history of this list goes back at least to Pope St. Gregory the Great and St. John Cassian, but while the list itself is not strictly biblical, the Bible proscribes all seven. \n\nWith love in Christ.
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Actually the 7 Deadly sins are:\n1 Lust \n2 Gluttony \n3 Greed/Avarice  \n4 Laziness/Sloth \n5 Wrath \n6 Envy \n7 Pride\n\nWho told you that killing was one of them???\n\nAlso... Wedding Singer, there is nowhere in the Bible where a woman is admonished for laying with another woman. It is the spilling of a man's seed into/onto anything, anywhere other than the womb that is the sin. What the Bible refers to as an abomination is the fact that a man with another man is using his seed in a way which God didn't intend. Check out Onan's admonishment in the Old Testement\nA man loving, or kissing another man is perfectly acceptable and the Bible gives many references of male love. \nDidn't Judas kiss Jesus??? I didn;t hear any mention of Jesus calling him gay. It was acceptable.
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While no list of these seven deadly sins appears as such in the Bible itself, each of them is condemned at various points in the text. A list of seven sins that God hates is found in Proverbs 6:16-19:\n\nThere are six things the LORD hates, seven that are detestable to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked schemes, feet that are quick to rush into evil, a false witness who pours out lies and a man who stirs up dissension among brothers. (New International Version) \n\nLater iconography of the Sins was derived from the descriptions of battles between the Virtues and Vices in the Psychomachia, a poem by 4th-century poet Prudentius.
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i think its okay to have one of these but if more than one is bad though.\n\nthe seven deadly sins are  pride, envy, gluttony, lust, anger, greed, and sloth\n\ni think the worst is greed
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The christian theory is that you can go to Hell because of the 'Seven Deadly Sins' but in reality, anyone can accept the value of this teaching. You don't have to be a Christian, you don't even have to buy the idea of what is a 'sin' to know that greed, lust, sloth, envy, pride, gluttony and wrath will destroy you if you let them overcome your will. Greedy people lose their friends. Falling to lust you loose your family. Wrath might kill you right away, or get you killed, or you might kill people. Gluttony *does* kill. Envy and pride can take hotheads and countries on the path of death. Sloth is the slow killer --the one that shrinks your brain until you are nothing but a lazy potato.\n\nOnly rocks can survive the deadly sins.
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According to this site ( http://www.whitestonejournal.com/seven/ ) The history of the list of seven deadly sins goes back at least to Pope St. Gregory the Great and St. John Cassian.\n\nThe seven deadly sins are:\nPrice\nAvarice/Greed\nEnvy\nWrath/Anger\nLust\nGluttony\nSloth
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I have never convested a sin in my life.  What is that?
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It very much depends on the type of the christian religion. If we are talking about Catholic religion, than we have the Seven Great Sins.\nProtestant religions however state, that all sins are equal in the eyes of God. \nSo, it depends..........
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The sin of willful ignorance
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Sin. It started in one place, with one person. And guilt, a primitive motivation for personal change. And forgiveness, when sin and guilt become oppressive. And Christ, the infinite. Who no mortal (finite) mind could conceive, much less form. And the big 'Amen'.