a new encounter with the seven deadly sins and seven lively virtues Shoemaker, H. Stephen Primary Author mixed material bibliography Nashville Broadman Press 1987 monographic en English

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The Jekyll and Hyde Syndrome describes the person who lives in perpetual misery because the battle between good and evil rages on unresolved. Legalism, repression, indulgence, and secularism have not worked. Such a person is truly miserable. Constantly tempted to do wrong, he or she is unable to be happy being either good or bad. This person may maintain upright behavior but constantly battles darker impulses, or this person has indulged the darker side and now lives with a trail of damaged lives and relationships. Christian ethics Theological virtues Virtues Deadly sins 241.3 Sho j0805415386 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 241.3 Sho j E95020352 Non Fiction 241.3 Sho j 4230767.jpg 29757 2014-11-13 15:35:55 2024-11-20 10:19:44 machine generated