Often when tests of hardship visits us, we are left wondering if we have done anything bad to be tested in such way or deserve such punishment. ... Sin was a major issue during the time of Job and every bad deed or action was equated to sinning. One of the biggest sin or bad action a person may commit was to question god or his actions. ... Another big sin that could have been committed was gluttony. ... Job was always wary of sinning, whether by him or by his sons. ...

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One which is common, and similar to Christianity where suffering is the result of sin. The other is to be believed as a test faith and correct unbelief. Generally, suffering tests belief; a true Muslim will stay faithful throughout life. ... I agree strongly about the test you did by taking away his property and possessions. ... As long as they realize their mistakes they done they can make amends with true remorse, and God will forgive the sin. ...

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It is merely a test for our destination in the afterlife. ... If we keep away from sins and treat this life well God has promised to give us the best of luxuries in the paradise, such luxuries that we cannot even imagine because they are not available on this earth. On the other hand if we don't fight evil desires in this life and do not ask God sincere forgiveness for our sins, we will be punished by dwelling in the Hell fire. ...

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While good and evil co-exist, the lure of the evil often causes man to question his beliefs and undergo a test of his faith. This test could bring about, enlightenment and alter him for the better or an awareness to alter him for worse. ... Goodman Brown, in attempting to retain his piousness loses faith in mankind, in attempting to resist temptation, becomes judgmental of others and of their sins and in attempting to identify himself, he loses his ability to forgive others, thus losing the very premise of his character and morality. A person, in his need to prove his morality would end up act...

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When I'm in trouble, when I have problems, I always seek God's help and ask for His guidance and forgiveness in every sin that I made and when I pray to him I know that he is there and listen to my prayer even can't see him. ... To follow His footsteps by learning how to sacrifice and carry those trials and tests that His going to give in my life as a person. ... God who surrenders his life for us to be save from sins that we've made? ... By let go something to us like the attitude that is not good to us is the one that we need to let go because that is the one reason why...

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As the result of drugs using, the American Supreme Court decided a massive expansion of drug testing in schools is allowed. ... The Seven Deadly Sins, which are Greed, Sloth, Gluttony, Pride, Lust, Envy, and Wrath, are human beings' inherent personalities. ...

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Since the Seafarer obeys his conscience and does his duty and obeys his feelings to remain on the sea, he puts a test to the phrase "A man's character determines his fate". ... As men did not separate different aspects of their lives into different regions ruled over by different gods, they were prone to take all sin into great consideration, regarding God as an all-powerful being who had the ability to punish those whose morals did not follow those of the teachings of Christianity. ...

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This so called talent scout was at first honestly interested in Tommy, but after Tommy had one bad screen test this man did nothing for him. ... Just like someone being baptized after there conversion to wash off their old sins and start over he had his washing of his old self so he could once again live and go on. ...

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Historically, this term was used for the first time about 1846 by George Jacob Holyoake to denote "a form of opinion which concerns itself only with questions, the issues of which can be tested by the experience of this life" mainly designating the English Secularism. ... The attitudes on the contrary, accepted as the denial of Allah that is the most serious sin of the religion. ...

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