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What is mortal sin?
A grievous offense against God's law that results in spiritual death [1]. It deprives the sinner of sanctifying grace, removes the supernatural life of the soul, makes the soul an enemy of God, takes away merit from good actions, deprives the soul of eternal happiness, and makes the soul deserving of everlasting punishment [1].
What is venial sin?
A lesser sin that does not result in a complete separation from God. It weakens a person's relationship with God but does not deprive them of sanctifying grace.
What are the capital sins?
The seven deadly sins that are considered the root of other sins, including pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, and sloth.
What are occasions of sin?
Occasions of sin are specific situations or environments that can tempt a person into committing sinful behavior. These circumstances can make it easier for someone to fall into temptation, so it's important to be aware of them and take measures to avoid such situations. For example, spending time with people who encourage bad behavior or exposing oneself to harmful influences can create occasions of sin.
How can we avoid sin?
We can avoid sin by practicing self-discipline, seeking God's guidance through prayer, avoiding occasions of sin, and surrounding ourselves with positive influences that encourage virtuous behavior.
Why did God make me
God made me to know him, to love him , to serve Him in this life and to be happy with Him in forever in heaven
Which is worse, actual or original sin?
Actual sin is worse than original sin because it involves a conscious choice to disobey God's commandments, whereas original sin is inherited and not a personal act.
What are the three conditions that must be met for a sin to be mortal?
Serious Matter: The action must be seriously wrong and violate God's commandments.
Sufficient Reflection: The sinner must be aware that the action is seriously wrong and understand its significance.
Full Consent of the Will: The sinner must freely choose to commit the sin, indicating a conscious decision to disobey.