Sadness or resentment at the prosperity or excellence of others. Gossip, sabotage, and constant dissatisfaction. Wrath
The , also known as the capital vices, are a classification of immoralities used in Christian teachings to educate and protect followers from basic human instincts that lead to further sin. They are not individual "one-off" mistakes but are viewed as deep-seated habits or attitudes that distance a person from spiritual and emotional health. The 7 Deadly Sins and Their Antidotes 7 Deadly Sins
Uncontrolled feelings of hatred, rage, or a desire for revenge. Explosive temper, holding grudges, and impatience. Sloth Sadness or resentment at the prosperity or excellence
Spiritual apathy or physical laziness; neglecting one's duties. Procrastination, indifference, and lack of motivation. Greed They are not individual "one-off" mistakes but are
Each sin is traditionally paired with a "contrary virtue" that serves as its spiritual or psychological cure. Definition Manifestation Contrary Virtue Excessive love of self; feeling superior to others. Arrogance, vanity, and resistance to criticism. Humility Envy
An insatiable desire for wealth, status, or material possessions. Materialism, hoarding, and exploitation of others. Gluttony