The " multitude of sins " designated by the title of Richard Ford's spindly new collection refers mainly to sins of adultery _ sins of infidelity and betrayal _ and to sins of narcissism and concupiscence.
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Some Protestants believe that concupiscence is the primary type of sin; thus they might refer to it simply as sin, or, to distinguish it from particular sinful acts, as " humanity's sinful nature ".
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He attributed much of society's ills to " concupiscence " which he described as ordinate desire for pleasure, the inordinate desire for possessions, and the inordinate desire to rule or to domineer over others.
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As though our president didn't have enough to worry about, with the confusion on Kosovo policy and the collapse of the China World Trade Organization deal, now he must finally face the music on being contumacious about his concupiscence.
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Instead, what we are going through and what the Congress is forced to deal with is an entirely unnecessary episode brought on not by a lust for power and some political purpose but, for _ what the nuns used to call _ his concupiscence.
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The sociological astrology of Ms . Sohn's birth deserves some attention here, especially in light of the consciously vapid concupiscence of her book, which evokes the life and fantasies of a young sex columnist for a downtown alternative weekly in New York.
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His translation is significantly less anachronistic than the Authorized Version-lust instead of concupiscence, for example-and was a genuinely original work, based on Hebrew and Greek texts, but, that said, it was clearly dependent upon earlier English translations.
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This concept of concupiscence is explained in contrast to the Lutheran understanding of a justified sinner as " simul iutus et peccator " ( " at the same time justified and sinner " ) in a number of documents in the Roman Catholic-Lutheran dialogue on the doctrine of justification.
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According to Christian exegesis, " deeds of the body " and " what is earthly ", refer to the " wounded nature " of man or his concupiscence ( evil inclinations due to forming part of the Fall of Man ); humanity suffers the consequences of the original sin.
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Much public attention has focused on Opus Dei's practice of wounded human nature " and of concupiscence or inclination to sin, and thus the need for " spiritual battle, " and ( 3 ) a spirit of sacrifice for love and " supernatural ends, " and not only for physical enhancement.
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