Quotes About Sin
We were children whose only sin was our very existence.
~ CLAMP
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SIN is that tendency or disposition to sin that we inherit from Adam. SINS are the specific acts of sin that we commit as the result of our tendency to sin.
~ Clarence Larkin
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He heard an eery, dry whispering whose source and distance he could not at once determine. Sometimes it seemed at his very ear, and then it ebbed away as if sinking into profound subterranean vaults. But the sound, though variable in this manner, never ceased entirely; and it seemed to shape itself into words that the listener almost understood: words that were fraught with the hopeless sorrow of a dead man who had sinned long ago, and had repented his sin through black sepulchral ages.
~ Clark Ashton Smith
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You've got blood on your hands, and you smell of coitus.
~ Clive Barker
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Your most treasured depravity is child's play beside the experiences we offer.
~ Clive Barker
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But the strongest scent was also the oldest – it was the perfume of his transgressions. There were other smells, too, some of which she could name – incense, books, sweat – and far, far more that she had no name for.
~ Clive Barker
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Slavery is a sin when whites were put to the yoke, but not the African. All men are created equal, unless we decide you are not a man. Under
~ Colson Whitehead
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I don't get where it says, He that stealeth a man and sells him, shall be put to death," Cora said. "But then later it says, Slaves should be submissive to their masters in everything—and be well-pleasing." Either it was a sin to keep another as property, or it had God's own blessing. But to be well-pleasing in addition? A slaver must have snuck into the printing office and put that in there.
~ Colson Whitehead
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Every man with his own peculiar vice. His will hardly rock heaven or hell.
~ Colum McCann
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Gardening symbolizes our race's primordial acceptance of a responsibility and role in rectifying the harm done to the creation through sin.
~ Vigen Guroian
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would say, reification has become the original sin of psychotherapy. But a human being is no thing. This no-thingness, rather than nothingness, is the lesson to learn from existentialism.
~ Viktor E. Frankl
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There may be no great honour in killing a woman; such a victory can bring no fame. But I shall have some credit for having stamped dead a mortal sin, and punished a wrong which cries out for justice; and it will be joy to have gutted my desire for the vengeance of the fire and satisfied the ashes of all that were ever dear to me.
~ Virgil
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I seek for myself no joy in life; that would be sin; but only to bring some joy to my son among the shades. (Evander)
~ Virgil
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To what crime do you not drive the hearts of men, accursed hunger for gold?
~ Virgil
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Children never forget injustice. They forgive heaps of things grown-up people mind; but that sin is the unpardonable sin.
~ Virginia Woolf
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The present participle is the Devil himself, she thought, now that we are in the place for believing in Devils.
~ Virginia Woolf
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De modo que não havia mesmo desculpa; não tinha absolutamente nada, exceto o pecado pelo qual a natureza humana o condenava à morte, o pecado de não sentir.
~ Virginia Woolf
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A imensa autopiedade dele, sua exigência de compaixão jorrava e se espraiava em poças aos pés dela, e a única coisa que ela fazia, miserável pecadora que era, era arrepanhar um pouco a saia em volta dos tornozelos para não se molhar.
~ Virginia Woolf
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All the seven deadly sins are peccadilloes but without three of them, Pride, Lust, and Sloth, poetry might never have been born.
~ Vladimir Nabokov
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We who burrow in filth every day may be forgiven perhaps the one sin that ends all sins.
~ Vladimir Nabokov
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In fact I believe that one day a reappraiser will come and declare that, far from having been a frivolous firebird, I was a rigid moralist: kicking sin, cuffing stupidity, ridiculing the vulgar and cruel—and assigning sovereign power to tenderness, talent and pride.
~ Vladimir Nabokov
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From early childhood his mother had taught him that to discuss in public a profound emotional experience-which, in the open air, immediately evanesces and fades, and, oddly, becomes similar to an analogous experience of one's interlocutor-was not only vulgar, but also a sin against sentiment.
~ Vladimir Nabokov
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Hayal et beni; sen hayal etmezsen var olamam ben; içimde, kendi günah?m?n orman?nda titreyen ceylan? sezinlemeye çal??; hatta biraz da gülümseyelim. Ne de olsa, gülümsemekten bir zarar gelmez.
~ Vladimir Nabokov
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Lolita, luz da minha vida, fogo da minha virilidade. Meu pecado, minha alma. Lo-li-ta: A ponta da língua faz uma viagem de três passos pelo céu-da-boca abaixo e, no terceiro, bate nos dentes. Lo. Li. Ta. Pela manhã, um metro e trinta e dois a espichar dos soquetes; era Lo, apenas Lo. De calças práticas, era Lola. Na escola, era Dolly. Era Dolores na linha pontilhada onde assinava o nome. Mas nos meus braços era sempre Lolita.
~ Vladimir Nabokov
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