Quote by Gerald Gould

For God's sake, if you sin, take pleasure in it, and do it for the pleasure...

For God's sake, if you sin, take pleasure in it, and do it f

Summary

This quote suggests that if one is to commit a sinful act, they should fully embrace it and derive pleasure from it. It implies a rebellious and hedonistic attitude towards sin, encouraging individuals to indulge in their desires without guilt or remorse. The quote potentially challenges conventional moral beliefs and embraces personal gratification as a motive. However, it should be noted that interpretations of this quote may significantly vary depending on individual perspectives and belief systems.

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Sin

By Gerald Gould

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