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Грехи, противоположные вере, надежде и любви

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1. Weak, wavering faith in God, in His goodness and omnipotence, faith in healers, sorcerers, or sorcerers, and in witchcraft, and complete unbelief, or atheism. This is a grave mortal sin unless a person repents of it. He who has lost faith in God has lost everything: there is nothing dear to him, nothing sacred; he is ready for sacrilege, robbery and murder, he will not spare his own father and mother.

2. Weak hope in God, in His immeasurable mercy, reaching the point of despair, when a person even decides to commit suicide, like Judas Iscariot, who sold his Divine Teacher.

3. Misanthropy: slander everyone, slander everyone, not say a good word about anyone, consider everyone except yourself to be grave sinners - like the Gospel Pharisee: “I am not like other people - robbers, offenders, adulterers” (Luke 18:11). This is the pride for which the devil, who was formerly a good angel, was cast out of heaven.

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