mortal sin

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• In Catholic theology, a mortal sin is a grave offense against God.
• The priest explained that neglecting one's duties could be considered a mortal sin.
• She confessed to committing a mortal sin and sought absolution.
• According to the doctrine, a mortal sin requires confession and penance.
• He feared that his actions constituted a mortal sin that would lead to eternal damnation.
• The church teaches that only a mortal sin can separate a soul from God's grace.
• Is it a mortal sin to lie about something trivial?
• The severity of the offense determined whether it was a venial or a mortal sin.
• Some interpretations suggest that a deliberate rejection of God's love is the ultimate mortal sin.
• The consequences of a mortal sin are dire if unrepented.