Seven Deadly Sins In Our Society

There are seven deadly sins in our world. In all these sins there is evil, but never good. They change our society in many ways and become a part of our life. These sins change the way we can think as humans. They make us less humane and more inhumane. Sloth, wrath, gluttony, and greed are four of the seven sins in our world.
Sloth is in every one of us. It causes us to become lazy. Sloth can stop us from doing things that can be good for society and everyone around us. Students at our very own school can be sloths because they go to school, don’t try in activities, and have a failure to do so. When you play games and stay at home all the time, that is due to sloth. When you have lots of time on your hand and don’t do nothing with that time is also due to sloth. Doing the wrong thing at the wrong time is another characteristic of sloth. An example would be when someone accepts doing drugs, bullying, and most of all oppressing others. People have already started making programs for being more active and to make good choices so we can stop sloth from spreading anymore, because sloth is like a disease. If you don’t stop it, it'll just start spreading even more. Sloth isn't the only way people show their colors.

Other than sloth, wrath is another sin people have shown.

There are many ways people can show anger and hostility. They were usually explosions of anger, or physical violence. Although, people have seen other characteristics of wrath such as domestic violence, destructiveness, or even vandalism of property. Society has started to fear this wrath that gets unleashed unto the world. Due to this fear of wrath people have made organizations to help people who have been abused by wrath. There are even things such as therapy that are made to help the people who are influenced by wrath and use its power over others. Sometimes even with the help of society, people just don’t want to

change.
In addition, the third deadly sin is gluttony, as a result of the wasteful human, or over consumer. Everyone loves food it's delicious, although when you eat too much you are just wasteful and it turns into a bad habit (gluttony). Gluttony can be like gulping food whole, and that’s a sign of rudeness to the people you are eating in front of. It can cause people to look at you in disgust and portrays a sign of disrespect. People have been overeating too much nowadays and children are growing up to be obese as well. The overeating of food in our society just contaminates and pollutes the environment that we live off of. We ask ourselves "how does this happen”? Simple, it's because of the wasteful part of our life called gluttony. In reaction to this, people around us teach us not to waste and to be considerate. I wonder why they teach that to us?
Lastly, there’s greed the sin where you get something and just end up wanting more. In our world people need money to survive, and some people want money not just for survival but to satisfy a greed. It’s the love for money and material possessions that makes them that way. Society goes through extreme lengths for this wealth, and the possessions themselves have no worth to them, it’s their price range is. People use this money so that they can gain a higher standard of living, but then this causes other members of society to have a huge amount of envy, or jealousy towards them. This jealousy can also make them greedy and wanting more of what others have. So then these envious people start wanting more excess things, but they don’t even need it either. No matter how many times we get warned about being greedy it just never pierces through mankind's thick shell. Greed is a serious imperfection in our economy it just makes us want to be more and more wanting of things.
Sloth, wrath, gluttony, and greed are four of the seven deadliest sins in the world. These sins have made us inhumane, everyday we lose our sanity. They have changed our society in many ways and are a part of us that can never be changed. They themselves change the way we think, express, and feel about ourselves and others. They are always evil, but never good. They are the seven deadly sins.