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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 2 Greater Sins and Smaller Sins Intercession Should Neither Raise False Hope, Nor be a Cause to be Arrogant
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 2 Greater Sins and Smaller Sins Intercession Should Neither Raise False Hope, Nor be a Cause to be Arrogant
Intercession Should Neither Raise False Hope, Nor be a Cause to be Arrogant
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Intercession Should Neither Raise False Hope, Nor be a Cause to be Arrogant
The preceding discussion has shown that the element of intercession does not become the cause of arrogance and disobedience. Rather, intercession imparts strength to the sinner in a state of despair. It creates in him the habit of repenting with fervour. Consequently, he would be able to reach a high position and achieve nearness to the Lord of the Worlds.
