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The 15 pages that link to Sin, each with the reason it gives.

• IndulgenceNarrower topic: Indulgence doctrine begins with sin but distinguishes its guilt from its consequences.

• Justification by faithRelated: The doctrine addresses how sinners can be reconciled to God.

• RepentanceRelated: In many religious traditions, repentance begins with recognizing an action as sin.

• Ritual purityCompared with: Ritual impurity is a legal status, not necessarily evidence of wrongdoing.

• MitzvahCompared with: Transgression is defined in relation to the commandments it violates.

• PelagianismNarrower topic: Pelagian arguments turn on whether sin is inherited or arises from individual choices.

• SalvationRelated: Salvation answers the human condition and separation from God attributed to sin.

• AbsolutionNarrower topic: Absolution addresses sins understood as ruptures in a person’s relationship with God.

• PenanceNarrower topic: Penance responds to sin, though Christian traditions differ on its forms and effects.

• Christian existentialismRelated: Kierkegaard interprets sin as a condition tied to despair and the self's relation to God.

• Julian of NorwichRelated: Julian treats sin as real while insisting it cannot finally defeat divine love.

• Mortal sinNarrower topic: Mortal sin is a particular kind of sin defined by grave matter and full consent.

• Venial sinNarrower topic: Venial sin is one classification within Catholic accounts of sin.

• GluttonyNarrower topic: Gluttony is framed as sin in Christian moral teaching.

• Triptych of the Temptation of St. AnthonyRelated: The saint’s trials dramatize the danger of yielding to sinful desire.