Our knowledge of the Nazi genocide against the Jews continues, remarkably, to increase, and with it the intimacy of our own vicarious confrontation with human iniquity.
One basement has been staged as a den of iniquity, with roulette tables and cards; another has walls painted with twisting mythological creatures and a day bed with long-stemmed pipes resting on a nightstand within arms reach.
He longs to join the men at Marlowe's engineering plant, and makes it there, only to be faced with the iniquities of an absurdly exploitative apprenticeship system.
They mean the classic difficulty of how we justify the existence of suffering and iniquity with belief in a God who created us, who loves us, and who providentially manages the world.
For years cable networks like Animal Planet and National Geographic have whetted viewer's appetite for animal-on-animal iniquity, with programs that showcase shark attacks and impala massacres, as well as specials like "Elephants: The Dark Side".
In his sleek, skinny suit, the lanky Mr. Jones is like a snake walking upright, slithering out his speeches as he describes a long life of iniquity with a drooling delight that, yes, almost makes you laugh out loud.
About two dozen preachers, politicians and residents, united in exasperation and perspiration, staged a muggy protest yesterday in front of Mr. Rizzi's storefront in Tompkinsville, where they tossed out terms like "sex shop" and "den of iniquity" with rhetorical abandon.
It is therefore in atonement for his earthly father's sin in indirectly colluding with Herod's iniquity, as well as for God's in allowing the massacre to occur, that Jesus is later forced to give his life.
Shakespeare's Last Night Out: The Hollywood nightclub the Three of Clubs becomes a den of Elizabethan iniquity with an encore performance of the Hollywood Fringe Festival-winning solo show "Shakespeare's Last Night Out," which explores a scenario in which Shakespeare has a vision on the eve of his death that his authorship will be contested in the future.
In the language of Isaiah, the American church might be well addressed, "Bring no more vain oblations; incense is an abomination unto me : the new moons and Sabbaths, the calling of assemblies, I cannot away with it is iniquity, even the solemn meeting.
