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The Origin of Sin

ORIGIN OF SIN Sin aetiology is very difficult to comprehend and some parts remains to be mystery. Though human race have advanced very much in knowledge as much as that we can even travel to the moon, but we may sometimes never be able to answer or imagine some questions. For instance, we can't imagine the end point of universe, we can't say the smallest or biggest integer numbers. But Bible do give us some stories of sin's beginning and its adverse result. Lucifer the root cause Lucifer was the head of all angels and superior to rest of angels in terms of talent. He had beautiful voice to sing, was perhaps the most handsome and with high intellectual powers. All these factors created 'self love' and began to accumulate. It slowly turned him rebellious against God, because he felt it was only God who makes him inferior. He didn't like other angels to bow down before him. Lucifer wanted to be worshiped and praised all alone. <h2 style="background-col...

For the sake of Peers

A man cannot live without society and society include our ‘ friends ', families and various associates. When we are in home, our parents guide and discipline. They rebuke us so that we can't go astray. But when we are off from their sight, we tend to make mistakes and errors. At such time, friends play vital role. Either they can mend or spoil you. Most probably, a teenager has a turbulent period and seeks for friends that suits him. If he doesn't find mutualism then he tries altering himself to suit his friend's policy. Wise one will stick to the disciplines and see rules as a mirror and standard of judging their mistakes. However, being confined gives you an odd image. When your friends see that you are trying to become as straight as a staff, you are humiliated and they tell always tell you— “try to be independent you dummy! there is much fun in trying new hand". Some of us knowingly fall because we want to prefer our esteem among friends over the law. ...

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