The Ten Commandments and Seven Deadly Sin tells individuals on how they can be eternally dammed and the Seven Virtues tells an individual how to avoid eternal damnation. It affects everyone in one way or another even if you are of Christian belief or any other. In one way or another individual's morals and beliefs are based by the environment they grow up in...
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The Seven Virtues are separated into two different types of virtues. They are Theological and Cardinal Virtues, and they can be defined as the heart of our moral life. Virtues are healthy, good habits that help us to do well and empower us to become what God wants us to be. These personal qualities emphasize that who we are affects what we do...
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