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 1  Intr,   0|   theology. Can a soul in grave sin enjoy supernatural contemplation?
 2  Intr,   0|    possible for souls in mortal sin, though it may be experienced
 3  Intr,   0|      allow that souls in mortal sin can experience contemplation
 4  Unic,   3|  business matters, occasions of sin and the society of worldly
 5  Unic,   3|       sufficiently paid for the sin of Adam? Has this most loving
 6  Unic,   3|        whenever we relapse into sin? Permit it not, my Emperor;
 7  Unic,   4|       say and many occasions of sin may be avoided by those
 8  Unic,   8|        dost remove occasions of sin from me so that I may walk
 9  Unic,  13|        will perhaps be a venial sin to-morrow, and that is so
10  Unic,  13|         you leave it alone, the sin will not be the only one
11  Unic,  15|        for us to say we have no sin. If, then, we are not to
12  Unic,  16|   persons will not be in mortal sin at the time. They may be
13  Unic,  16|      that, by committing mortal sin, a soul becomes the property
14  Unic,  26|       conscience, confession of sin and the signing of yourself
15  Unic,  28|   secure from many occasions of sin, and the fire of Divine
16  Unic,  38|       have committed any mortal sin which would have sent us
17  Unic,  38|        This may not involve any sin, but it is as well that
18  Unic,  39|     once more into occasions of sin. They soon come up against
19  Unic,  39|    yourselves from occasions of sin.~
20  Unic,  39|     deceived and fall into open sin, whom there is no need to
21  Unic,  41|    those who possess it forsake sin, and occasions of sin, and
22  Unic,  41|   forsake sin, and occasions of sin, and bad company, and other
23  Unic,  41|     knowingly commit one venial sin even to further their own
24  Unic,  41|   interests, and, as for mortal sin, they fear it like fire.
25  Unic,  41|          than commit one mortal sin, and until you are most
26  Unic,  41|        is one thing to commit a sin knowingly and after long
27  Unic,  41| knowledge of its being a venial sin and its commission are one
28  Unic,  41|     extent realize it. From any sin, however small, committed
29  Unic,  41|        That seems to me to be a sin committed of malice aforethought;
30  Unic,  41|       Thy will." If we commit a sin in this way, however slight,
31  Unic,  41|       to avoid all occasions of sin and any kind of company
32  Unic,  41|        you no harm, if you hate sin. Before we had this true
33  Unic,  41|        about without committing sin. It is a very dangerous
34  Unic,  42|    thinks himself to be without sin deceives himself, and that
35  Unic,  42|        ask to be delivered from sin?~