Pride: A Virtue Not a Sin

1) Well, I believe that pride is not a sin but a virtue. Pride is the stage where individuals place great emphasis on themselves. This man is satisfied with his norms, values, and desires. They are satisfied with their character, and can not mess up anyone else. Virtue means great pride (according to St. Augustine's statement). Virtue also means correctness and justice. Some religions are their own culture. Every culture wants people to follow their lifestyle over other people's lifestyle.

Pride is sometimes regarded as corruption or vice, sometimes as justice or virtue. Philosophers such as Aristotle (and the George Bernard show) considers pride (but not arrogance) a deep virtue, but some forms of fraud which world religions believe boasts like the Hebrew Scriptures It is a sin. Proverbs 11: 2 is expressed. When considered as a virtue, the pride of your ability is called good intention, greatness or soul tolerance, but when it is considered a bad habit, it is often called self idol worship, sadism. Contempt, vanity or vanity. Pride can also be expressed as a high evaluation of the country (pride of the people) and nationality (pride of the people).

On the other hand, pride is a special bad habit, itself is sinful. On the one hand, it is a more general inverse, directly or indirectly involving most other evils. Pride plays a particularly important role in malicious sin. A malicious sin is a person who refuses to obey God directly or despise, or to refuse to be told what to do, or to deliberately refuse to give guidance and guidance to God, church, It is a person who claims to be superior. Pride plays a more indirect role in the sins of the weak. The evil of the weak is that his behavior is not from contempt, but from the right behavior not allowed. Pride may exist more indirectly by neglecting to neglect to grow in virtue, or neglecting God's help.