The deadliest sin were the consciousness of no sin

Summary

This quote suggests that the most dangerous sin is the lack of recognition or awareness of one's own sins or wrongdoings. It implies that when individuals become oblivious to their moral failings or justify their actions without accepting responsibility, they can become detached from their own immorality. This lack of self-awareness can be especially dangerous as it may prevent individuals from seeking redemption, making amends, or growing morally. It emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and the acknowledgement of one's flaws and mistakes as integral parts of personal growth and moral development.

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