Vice Versus Sin

The Gay Letters, April 12, 2021

    I don't talk about sin.  I talk about vice.

    I don't talk about sin.  Vice is a superior subject because it means character flaws, not the complete absence of character which is impossible.

    I won't say it three times.

    I consider us in a world in which vice and virtue compete where virtue always wins.

    But I mean, come on, if a demon has a vice, like who cares?  It's a demon.  Of course it has a vice.  It probably has several.  On the opposite end are fairies, whose virtue is obvious and supremacy over the demons appears to be their destiny.

    I don't have any vices.

    Is that a sin?

    Sin means something you did wrong; compare vice meaning someone you are wrong.

    Which is priority?  Being or doing?

    Always being.

    Unless being is attacked and so doing must end someone's else's doing to prevent being from being hurt.

    Vice being the absence of sin, we can move carefully forward to consider that it is okay to say so.

    Sin doesn't exist.

    Vice being absence of sin in the Christianna means that you can do whatever you want, basically.  If it becomes a vice, a character flaw, you are not wrong to encourage it because maybe it means you need help and you cannot help but doing so.  Always try to avoid vice however, for the LGBTπ virtues are full of pleasure more grand than anything vice could proceed to you.