How to Offend God and Suffer the Consequences in Seven Easy Lessons

How to Offend God and Suffer the Consequences in Seven Easy Lessons

by Cysa Dime [pseud]

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In the early days of Christianity, church leaders noticed certain sins that were commonly committed by the laypeople, who thought that because they were not prohibited by secular laws, they were unimportant. They were codified as the Seven Deadly Sins and can damage your body, soul or spirit in some way. An example is gluttony, which will produce obesity and hasten the onset of diabetes, heart disease and some forms of cancer. These sins are not just prohibited by the church, they are also condemned by secular authorities. For example, gluttony was called a moral vice by the ancient Greek philosophers. Today psychiatrists call it an eating disability. Medicine calls the results of gluttony the disease of obesity. You can live victoriously by understanding and overcoming the 7 deadly sins. - Publisher.

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