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Abrojena, Ramon Angelo

Dela Cruz, Carlos Luigi
Penaloza, Gykie
Sion, Loren Abigail
Solis, Anthon Miccolo
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  agrius Ponticus:
 ight  il Thoughts (375
AD)

 Pope St. Gregory I

 Se en Capital Sins (590
AD)
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 St. Thomas Aquinas
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153, 4)
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 1589: Peter Binsfeld paired each of the deadly sins with a specific
demon, who tempted people by means of the associated sin.

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Lucifer Pride
Mammon Greed
Asmodeus Lust
Le iathan n y
Beelzebub Gluttony
Satan/Amon/Azzarox Wrath
Belphegor Sloth
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Lust Chastity
Gluttony Temperance
Greed Charity
Sloth Diligence
Wrath Patience
n y Kindness
Pride Humility
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 Gluttony is the o er-indulgence and o er-
consumption of anything to the point of
waste.
 Food is the object of our pleasure.
 
 Greeks ʹ pleasure of the palate
 Celebrations with great feast.
 Romans purged from o erconsumption.
 Led to the practice of oluntary omiting
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 ISLAM ʹ Quran states ͞eat and drink but do not exceed͟.

͞at Healthy͟
 Ramadan ʹ Muslims cant eat or drink from sunset to sundown for an
entire month.

 Christians ʹ also practice fasting and prayer in penitence

for the sin of gluttony.
 Lent ʹ commemorates the 40-day fasting of Jesus Christ.

 Judaism ʹ Gluttony is present when something pre ents

you from feeding others or taking back food that ought to
be gi en to others
 From the book of Judith, wining and dining can get you to trouble.
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 Gluttony is one of the hardest sin to a oid.
 It can also be a source of other sin.

 7 hea enly irtues

 Temperance ʹ moderation and abstention
 St. Francis of Assisi ʹ sprinkled ashes to his food to dim the
taste

 The holy anorexics

 St. Catherine of sienna
 St. Claire of Assisi
 St. Veronica
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 Dante Alighieri ʹ Gluttons were held in the 3rd
circle of hell that is guarded by Cerberus.
Gluttons are punished by being held in a filthy
en ironment that mirrored what the gluttons did
to their body.
 Beelzebub ʹ The demon that persuades persons
to be gluttons.
 The painting the V  
shows gluttons
seating in front of the hell͛s dining table and the
demons restraining them from eating.
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 Renaissance period
 Luigi Cornaro (1467ʹ1566) - Wrote the worlds first DIT BOOK
 1600͛s ʹ Pilgrim Puritans waged a war against Christmas in
Massachusetts and Christmas was banned from 1659 ʹ 1681.
 19th Century
 In America, Drunkenness was one of the worst aspects of gluttony.
 Temperance mo ement pushed through to stop the consumption
of alcohol from 1920 - 1933.
 Present day
 Gluttony is to be blamed for obesity.
 Leptin is a hormone that is an appetite suppressant. The lack of
this hormone may lead to o ereating. Today, Leptin is produced to
administer persons who ha e a deficiency in this hormone.
 lust
 Lust is usually thought of as excessi e thoughts or
desires of a sexual nature.
 Originated from the Gnostic Christianity sect
called the Carpocratians. It practiced sex between
priest and priestesses as one of it͛s ceremonies.
 The prosecution of this sect led to the
transformation of the 8 tempting thoughts by
 agrius Ponticus to the list of se en deadly sins
by Pope Gregory the great.
 The Church on Sexuality and Lust
 Priest must be celibate.
 It stated that sexuality's purpose was to
reproduce.
 7 Hea enly Virtues
 Chastity ʹ Counterpart of the sin, Lust.
 Monks fought lust with prayer and fasting.
 Demons
 Asmodeus ʹ The Demon of lust named after a
persian deity that possessed a princess that
led to the murder of 7 suitors.
 Succubus ʹ Pro ided pleasure while
consuming the ictims soul.
 Punishments
 Roman Catholics ʹ Confessions
 Puritan Protestants
 Wearing of ͞A͟ at the chest for the rest of her life to
women that committed Adultery.
 Whipping and public humiliation to men who were
caught ha ing sexual acti ities outside marriage.
 Sodomy and Bestiality will face death.
 Science of Lust
 Despite the suppression, lust ne er came
away.
 Lust is not an emotion, but a DRIV.
 The new ra of Lust
 Prostitution
 1950͛s Birth-control pills
 Wrath

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 In genesis
 flood for 40 days and nights
 tower of babel
 sodom and gommorah

 In exodus
 the 6th commandment
 thou shall not kill

 Manmade
 war


 di ided into 2
 acedia(apathy)
 tristitia(sadness)

 590 A.D.
 Pope Gregory the great reexamined the list of sins

 Demon of sloth
 belphegor

 Different types of healing sloth

 prayer
 exorcism
 medical science
 

 Thomas Aquinas
 pleasure at another͛s misfortune

 Dante Alighieri
 sinners [who] ha e their eyes sewn shut because
they enjoyed watching others brought low.
 

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 It is also sometimes
confused with jealousy
 
 When they asked for offerings Abel recei es
more gift than Cain.
 According to Genesis, Cain͛s face fell and
en ied Abel.
 


 is not actually a sin
 it can also be good in terms of the kind of
en y.
 


 defines en y as a major sin
 Mohammed
 n y destroys good deed as fire destroys wood.
Beware of good fortune because en y follows
close behind.
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 Also known as A arice or co etousness
 xcessi e desire of money wealth and power
 Leads to hoarding, cheating, corruption, and
theft
 All people are susceptible to greed when
possessions control us instead of these things
being controlled by us
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 Greed is the source of all man͛s e il -> Tao Te Ching by Laozi
 ͞Keep yourself from Co etousness for a man͛s life consists
not in the abundance of things he possesses͟ ʹ> Jesus
Christ
 ͞What shall profit a man if he gains the whole world and
lose his soul?͟ ʹ> Jesus Christ
 ͞Lo e of Money is the root of all e il͟ -> Jesus Christ
 ͞Suffering comes for the cra ing for earthly possessions͟ ->
2nd Noble Truth by Buddha
 The in isible hand which moti ates trade and transactions -
> Adam Smith
 Humans are Dri en by selfishness and greed -> Adam Smith
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  ery action we take is due to the firing of the
neurons in our brain
 People want a lot of stuff. When someone gets
what he wants, the brain releases dopamine
which makes us feel good.
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 Greed powers the economy of America with
almost 50% of Americans own stocks
 
 May also be called hubris
 Desire to be more important than others, failure
to acknowledge the success of others, the
excessi e lo e for oneself.
 Form of arrogance, anity, and extreme sense of
self-importance
 May make a person feel that they no longer need
God
 It was said that the sin of Adam and  e was
pride since they did not obey God and was misled
by the serpent
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 Worst of all se en deadly sins. -> Pope
Gregory the Great
 Beginning of all sins -> Pope Gregory the Great
 Vainglory and pride were separated at first but
combined to just pride by Pope Gregory
 Can appear beautiful e en though it is ugly as
sin
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 It is now said that the sin of pride has two faces
 The first is authentic pride which is associated with
confidence, producti ity, and accomplishments. -
>springs from righteousness
 The other is hubristic pride which is associated with
arrogance, conceitedness, and egotism. -> deceitful
pride
 Psychologists say that people are drawn to
authentic pride and are repulsed by hubristic
people.