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The Seven Deadly Sins, also known as the Seven Capital Sins - The
Seven Deadly Sins are really attitudes that underlie sins, whether mortal
or venial, first identified by St. John Cassian (360 - 435) and refined
by Pope St. Gregory the Great (540 - 604). They provide keys to understanding
our faults and the actions that result, and a framework for self knowledge.
If we understood fully how they factor into who we have become, we would
understand much more about ourselves and our effect on others
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7 Virtues of a Godly Husband - God gives clear instruction for husbands
in the Bible. Rod Nichols teaches from the Word and his own experience
as a husband
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The Seven Virtues - Pope Gregory the Great defined these sins as
a powerful values, based on older Greek and religious values
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