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The media erroneously reported this list as a modernized replacement for the original seven, occasionally attributing them directly to the Pope. -destroying the environment-genetic manipulation-obscene wealth-creating poverty-drug trafficking-immoral scientific experimentation-violation of the fundamental rights of human nature (www.deadlysins.com)

Are people really afraid of deadly sins? People are so focused in looking good for other people rather than being good to our Creator. Why are people looking at other people’s fault?

We all commit sin and there are no levels for it. When God said it is sin, it is then. Stealing $1 billion is not different from stealing $0.01 cent.Meddling is classified as sin with murder and stealing.“If you suffer, however, it must not be for murder, stealing, making trouble, or prying into other people’s affairs.” (1 Peter 4:15) Stop asking questions if people want privacy.

“He who guards his mouth preserveshis life, but he who opens wide, his lips shall have destruction.” (Proverbs 13:3)

The main point of this article is for us to be aware that we all have strengths and weaknesses, so everyone needs help from each other. Our leader need help from us too. People who do the things above just means that they haven’t tried to focus on their strengths and all they see is their faults and sometimes they believe that they can never be forgiven or those are the only solution they know so these people need you, a stronger person. Instead of pointing out their mistakes, hear them and help them find better solutions.If they don’t want to listen, stay away, let the authorities or other people, who has the knowledge, handle it orpray and let God. Don’t let yourself suffer and just continue making yourself better so you can inspire and help others, even if not everyone.Read The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector (Luke 18:9-14)

The only right thing is in God’s word. He is the right person to provide judgment and we are only here to help and share what is right or share His words. And first, it has to start in us.

Let’s not measure our sins but let’s measure by the fruit of the Spirit. How loving am I? How kind am I? How faithful am I? Was I able to help someone by doing…? Did my reaction do anything good? Will it be gentle for others to hear? etc. (Fruit of the Spirit: “love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness and self control…” Galatians 5:16-23)

Make the difference to see the difference.