Sentence examples for severe sin from inspiring English sources

In the rabbinic tradition the sin of gossip is an extraordinarily severe sin.

"Homosexuality is grouped with adultery, fornication, all of them very severe sins, but you don't need to talk about it," Mr. Ali said.

The researchers speculate that this stems from theology: Christians who promote a literal interpretation of the Bible tend to believe that human nature is inherently evil, and that sin demands severe punishment.

But treating abortion as a sin has severe consequences for the women in Francis' flock.

So Ireland confessed its sins, did severe penance and is now again in a state of grace with the international institutions and financial markets.

I don't know what he said to the referee but it must have been severe for him to sin-bin him.

Law's character is theologically severe, confirming homosexuality as a sin and urging the faithful to make God their priority.

Be aware that whilst Allah Ta'alaa is inclined towards mercy for those that sincerely repent from their sins, he can be severe in punishment for those that disobey Him.

Professor after professor told me that my severe depression was a result of my sin and that I needed to truly give my life to Jesus.

In general, the canons were severe and imposed rigorous discipline for various sins.

Munster came under severe pressure when scrum-half Tomas O'Leary was sin-binned on 58 minutes after referee Carlo Damasco got fed up with the visitors infringing at the breakdown.