A Sinner (n.) is man imprisoned in an iron cage of errors — a caricature of man, sick and ill-disposed toward himself, a recent abortion the priests pulled up out of their soil.
A Sinner (n.) is man made harmless to himself and others, weak, prostrate in humility — the most desirable type, producible with a little surgery to the soul.
A Sinner (n.) of the Christian kind would rather find himself guilty than feel bad for no reason.
A Sinner (n.) is man imprisoned in an iron cage of errors: a caricature, sick, malevolent towards himself, a walking misery — the belated abortion the priests drew from their soil.
A Sinner (n.) to idealize the man of great sacrilege is Greek, to slander and despise the sinner is Judeo-Christian.