A Full Catechism of the Catholic Religion
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Idleness and -effeminacy.
3. Why must we most carefully guard against im- purity ?
1. Because no sin is more shameful ; and 2. Because none is attended with such dreadful consequences.
4. Why is this sin so shameful ?
Because man, who, as the image and temple of God, is called to a pure and holy life, is degraded by it to the level of an impure or unclean animal ; whence it 198 A Catechism of the Catholic Religion.
is styled, Sin of impurity or uncleanness (comp. 1 Gor. Iii. 17).
5. What are tl...ie consequences of impurity ?
1. It robs man of his innocence, and infects his body and soul ; 2. It leads him to many other sins and rices, and often to murder and despair; and 3. It plunges him into misery, ignominy, and shame, and finally into eternal damnation.
* He that joineth himself to harlots will be wicked : rottenness and worms shall inherit him ' (Ecclus. Xix. 3). ' The whore- mongers shall have their portion in the pool burning with fire and brimstone' (Apoc. Xxi. 8).
Examples : Impurit;^ led David, Solomon, the two Elders (Dan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Idleness and -effeminacy.
3. Why must we most carefully guard against im- purity ?
1. Because no sin is more shameful ; and 2. Because none is attended with such dreadful consequences.
4. Why is this sin so shameful ?
Because man, who, as the image and temple of God, is called to a pure and holy life, is degraded by it to the level of an impure or unclean animal ; whence it 198 A Catechism of the Catholic Religion.
is styled, Sin of impurity or uncleanness (comp. 1 Gor. Iii. 17).
5. What are tl...ie consequences of impurity ?
1. It robs man of his innocence, and infects his body and soul ; 2. It leads him to many other sins and rices, and often to murder and despair; and 3. It plunges him into misery, ignominy, and shame, and finally into eternal damnation.
* He that joineth himself to harlots will be wicked : rottenness and worms shall inherit him ' (Ecclus. Xix. 3). ' The whore- mongers shall have their portion in the pool burning with fire and brimstone' (Apoc. Xxi. 8).
Examples : Impurit;^ led David, Solomon, the two Elders (Dan.
What to read after A Full Catechism of the Catholic Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Deharbe to read onlineMoreLess
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