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mortal sin
noun
- a willfully committed, serious transgression against the law of God, depriving the soul of divine grace.
mortal sin
Example Sentences
And that, in Republicanland, is the greatest mortal sin there is.
Nancy never stopped finding sex repellent, which conveniently fit with her Christian conviction that lust was a mortal sin.
But in that time Bismarck Anne had had her chance, she had eaten of the fruit of the Tree, and so now was in mortal sin.
But it meant having recourse to the power of devils and committing mortal sin.
There are, however, in the world a great many people who desire something more than the mere avoidance of mortal sin.
If he makes up his mind to avoid mortal sin in the future, but to do no more, then his retreat is over as far as he is concerned.
And no sin Satyaki reckons slaughter of the mortal foe, But to beg a grace of foemen were a mortal sin and woe!
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