Sentence examples for enduring sin from inspiring English sources

Roberts decision was a reminder that for all the civil rights progress that's been made over the past several years, racism against African-Americans still remains America's original – and enduring – sin.

This is a set of stories about original and enduring sin, about the corrupting power of money and power over the human heart, no matter how generously inclined that heart may be.

Images of slippery sin and fleeting pleasures, of enduring pain and terrifying pointlessness lurk everywhere in the triptych.

He declared anti-Semitism a sin, talked about God's enduring Covenant with the Jewish people and established diplomatic relations with Israel.

We journalists must never forget the enduring interest among our readers of that deadly sin known as envy.

Millions of pilgrims poured into Arafat today to spend the day in prayer, enduring temperatures of more than 35C (95F) to seek penance for their sins.

The Tibetan people cleanse their sins by walking long distances across unforgiving terrain, while enduring numerous hardships.

So either the sinner does not pay for the sin at all, or the sinner must pay for it by enduring everlasting suffering (or at least a permanent loss of happiness).

But when we as a church culture demonize divorce as the worst possible outcome - the sin of all sins - we truly have no clue on this ever loving earth what some people are enduring.

Jessica has experienced this sin point blank, has absorbed its impact, and is beginning to display its consequences, which become scars and are enduring.

He thought about enduring.