### feeling:

Pride
* IS the venom of the serpent.
* are the basic unit, with a few adult males and several females and their young.
* begins and ends with self-realization and acceptance.
* builds dignity and self-respect.
* can cause mental rigidity which results in physical problems.
* characteristic of a pagan person.
* comes from feeling richer, smarter or prettier than another.
* conceited sense of one's superiority.
* deadly sin because pride brings death.
* destroys capacity for life, love, and happiness.
* distortion of self-esteem.
* driving factor in our ability of self deception.
* feeds on vanity and thrives on birth and rank and riches and power
  - the lusts and passions of the human heart
* flows from personal success when an individual is associated with a valued outcome.
* form of vanity.
* function of prestige.
* generally stay intact as long as the food supply is abundant.
* has a fixation on the accumulation of material things.
* is actually a fear of man.
* is an attitude which separates excellence from mediocrity
  - emotion that is extremely difficult to understand
  - animal groups
* is another form of selfishness
  - of the seven capital sins
  - approval
  - associated with being a novice
  - at the root of many other symptomatic sins
  - clearly evident in all of human history
  - easier to recognize than to define, easier to recognize in others than in oneself
  - evil and comes with attaining pomp and glory
  - evil, and humility is good or godly
  - feelings
  - hidden but manifests as selfish acts
  - humankind's nemesis
  - important - especially to the young
  - in the heart, and it manifests itself variously in the life and habit of men
  - inflated selfishness
  - inordinate self-esteem
  - justifiable self-respect
  - known as one of the seven deadly sins, and it is well defined
  - manifested in the desire to hide weakness of any kind and put on a mask
  - mortal sin
  - preoccupation with self
  - probably the most common reason for anger
  - rooted in the element of fire which seeks to rule at all costs
  - satisfaction
  - self confidence
  - self-esteem propped up at the expense of others
  - self-satisfaction
  - something that is vile and evil
  - the aspiration to be better than others
* is the attitude of a self-sufficient person
  - caring about self, others and school
  - basic mental attitude sin
  - beginning of sin, the first impulse and movement toward evil
  - corruptor of the soul and the sign that the sin nature is dominating the soul
  - culprit in which sin can live
  - dandelion of the soul
* is the first and fundamental core of every sin
  - sin in the seven deadlies
  - ignorance of the oneness of all life
  - ingredient that causes our confidence to become arrogant and cocky
  - kind of sin that undergirds other kinds of sin
  - main consequence of war, of fighting, of theft, of murder, of hate, of everything
* is the most deadly sin because it is extreme self, a clinging to self
  - insidious human attribute
  - only disease that makes everyone sick but the one who has it
  - opposite of faith
  - quality seen in the band members as they measure their success in terms of improvement
  - result of human development in the wrong direction
* is the root of all sin
  - contention, division, and separation
  - sin that underlies other kinds of sin
  - soil in which the seeds of evil are planted
  - threshold to ruin and destruction
  - universal sin, the great vice
  - to reject the truth and to view other people with contempt
  - traits
  - unreasonable self-esteem, generally accompanied by insolence and rude treatment of others
  - usually the sin that causes all other sins
  - what makes the other sins possible
* kind of mental illness.
* leads to disobedience, which leads to death.
* leads to illusion and self- deception
  - self-deception
  - other avenues of sin and evil and wickedness
  - violence and evil
* major sin in the hearts of man.
* makes people believe that they are hard core or all that.
* matter of self-centeredness.
* means having no regard for the truth and despising other people
  - the sort of self aggrandisement which precludes humility
  - to lift one's self up above others
* often appears as humility
  - is at the root of other sins
  - produces inner strife and inconsistent joy and peace
* personal committment.
* produces selfishness.
* program for marketing vaccinated calves pre- conditioned for the feedlot.
* reasonable and justifiable self-respect.
* remains the deadliest of the seven deadly sins.
* result of working hard and reaching positive goals.
* results in death of the soul and many times death of the body.
* sense of self-worth.
* sin that comes straight from hell itself
  - to the Amish, for a person to have too much pride
  - where men want to have power over others
* sometimes leads to boasting, selfishness, and even ruthlessness.
* takes several different forms in our lives
  - the form of self-assertion and individualism
* theme often used by writers in many works of literature.
* very misunderstood sin, and many are sinning in ignorance.