pecado venial

pecado venial

El pecado que no destruye la vida divina en el alma, al igual que el pecado mortal, a pesar de que lo disminuye y hiere (1855). El pecado venial es el incumplimiento de la moderación necesaria, en asuntos menores de la ley moral, o en asuntos graves que actúan sin pleno conocimiento o consentimiento total (1862).

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