The Moral Triggers: Temptations Flashcards

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Addiction

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the relentless pursuit of a fleeting and destructive pleasure, even in the face of mounting physical, emotional, and spiritual harm, driven by an unquenchable thirst that clouds one’s discernment and shackles the soul.
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Bigotry

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the toxic belief in the superiority of one’s own convictions and the unrelenting prejudice against those who hold differing beliefs, leading to the unwarranted disdain and discrimination against individuals or groups based on their differences.
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Comfort

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the self-indulgent state of indifference to the suffering of others, stemming from an unwillingness to step out of one’s own ease and address the world’s injustices and afflictions.
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Pleasure-seeking

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the unbridled pursuit of momentary gratification without consideration for the long-term consequences, often leading to shallow and fleeting happiness while neglecting deeper fulfillment and well-being.
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Ambition

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an insatiable and ruthless pursuit of personal success and power, often at the expense of ethics, values, and the well-being of others, leading to a myopic focus on one’s own advancement without regard for the greater good.
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Avarice

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the morally reprehensible and insatiable greed for material wealth and possessions, characterized by an unquenchable desire to accumulate at the expense of others’ well-being and the neglect of higher, more meaningful pursuits.
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Bribery

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the corrupt and ethically bankrupt act of offering or accepting illicit payments or favors to influence decisions, actions, or outcomes, eroding trust, fairness, and justice within society and institutions.
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Gambling

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the reckless and compulsive pursuit of financial gain through games of chance, often resulting in financial ruin, addiction, and the erosion of personal and familial well-being, driven by the allure of quick, unsustainable wealth.
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Theft

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the morally reprehensible act of taking another person’s property without consent or justification, a violation of trust and respect for others’ possessions, often resulting in harm, loss, and the erosion of societal cohesion and security.
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Usury

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the exploitative and unethical practice of lending money at exorbitant interest rates, often trapping borrowers in a cycle of debt and financial hardship, prioritizing profit over the welfare of those in need.
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Gluttony

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the excessive and wasteful consumption of food and drink, often driven by insatiable desires for pleasure and comfort, leading to physical and spiritual harm as well as the neglect of those in need.
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Laziness

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a reluctance to engage in productive activities and often includes an aversion to physical exercise, resulting in a lack of effort and motivation to achieve meaningful goals and maintain physical well-being.
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Procrastination

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the habit of needlessly delaying tasks and responsibilities, leading to inefficiency, missed opportunities, and increased stress as one avoids taking timely action on important matters.
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Profligacy

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the reckless and extravagant spending of resources, often beyond one’s means, leading to financial instability, wastefulness, and a disregard for responsible management of assets.
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Promiscuity

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a pattern of engaging in casual and often indiscriminate sexual relationships, without a commitment to emotional or moral values, potentially resulting in physical and emotional risks, as well as the erosion of deeper, meaningful connections.
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Sloth

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a state of indolence and apathy, characterized by a lack of motivation, energy, and effort in pursuing responsibilities and goals, often resulting in stagnation and the squandering of one’s potential.
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Ableism

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the unjust discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities, often manifesting as stereotypes, exclusion, or the denial of equal opportunities, perpetuating societal inequalities and hindering the full inclusion and participation of disabled individuals.
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Adultery

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the act of engaging in sexual or romantic relationships outside of a committed partnership or marriage, typically involving deceit and betrayal of trust, leading to emotional pain and often the dissolution of relationships.
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Ageism

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the unfair and prejudiced treatment or discrimination against individuals based on their age, whether it’s in the form of stereotypes, exclusion, or denial of opportunities, perpetuating societal biases and limiting the contributions of people of all ages.
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Boastfulness

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the self-aggrandizing and often obnoxious habit of excessively bragging about one’s achievements, possessions, or qualities, driven by a desire for attention and admiration, which can lead to annoyance and alienation from others.
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Classism

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the unjust discrimination or prejudice against individuals based on their social and economic class, leading to disparities in access to opportunities, resources, and basic necessities, perpetuating inequality and social division.
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Complaining

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the habit of persistently expressing discontent, often without constructive action or intent to address the issues at hand, which can lead to a negative atmosphere, disengagement, and a lack of resolution to underlying problems.
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Condemnation

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the act of expressing strong disapproval or criticism towards someone or something, often with a judgmental and harsh tone, which can contribute to divisiveness and hinder constructive dialogue and understanding.
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Crime

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illegal actions that violate established laws and regulations, often resulting in harm to individuals, communities, or society at large, and can lead to legal consequences, social disruption, and the erosion of safety and trust within a community.
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Criticism

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a negative evaluation or judgment, typically with an adverse impact or intent, aimed at finding fault, highlighting flaws, or expressing disapproval.
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Deception

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the deliberate act of misleading or manipulating others through lies, trickery, or dishonesty, typically for personal gain or to conceal one’s true intentions, which can lead to trust violations and harm to those deceived.
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Envy

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the corrosive emotion characterized by resentment and jealousy towards others’ achievements, possessions, or qualities, often leading to negative feelings and the erosion of one’s own contentment and well-being.
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Exploitation

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the unethical practice of taking advantage of others, often for personal gain, by utilizing their labor, resources, or vulnerabilities in a manner that is oppressive, harmful, or unfair, perpetuating inequality and suffering.
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Flattery

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insincere and excessive praise or compliments, often with the intention to manipulate or gain favor, which can lead to deceit and the distortion of true intentions in interpersonal relationships.
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Gossip

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the act of spreading rumors or unverified information about others, typically involving personal or private matters, often driven by a desire for entertainment or to harm someone’s reputation, which can result in misunderstandings, mistrust, and harm to individuals and relationships.
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Harassment

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the persistent and harmful behavior aimed at intimidating, threatening, or causing emotional or physical distress to another person, often through unwelcome actions, comments, or communication, which can lead to emotional trauma and a hostile environment.
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Homophobia

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the irrational fear, prejudice, or discrimination against individuals based on their sexual orientation, often leading to bigotry, marginalization, and the denial of equal rights and dignity, perpetuating harm and social injustice.
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Insensitivity

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a lack of empathy and awareness towards the feelings and needs of others, often resulting in hurtful or thoughtless actions or comments, which can lead to emotional distress and damage interpersonal relationships.
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Insubordination

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the inner inclination or temptation to defy or disobey authority, which may lead to breaches of established hierarchies or protocols.
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Insult

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the hurtful and disrespectful act of demeaning or offending others through offensive words or actions, often with the intent to belittle or harm their self-esteem, which can lead to emotional pain and strained relationships.
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Jealousy

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the emotionally distressing and often irrational feeling of envy and insecurity triggered by the perceived threat of losing something valuable, such as a relationship or possession, often leading to negative emotions and strained relationships.
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Linguistic discrimination

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the unjust prejudice or bias against individuals or groups based on their language or dialect, often resulting in exclusion, stigmatization, or the denial of opportunities, perpetuating inequalities and marginalization.
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Lying

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the deliberate act of making false statements or deceiving others with the intent to mislead or conceal the truth, often resulting in trust violations, damaged relationships, and ethical transgressions.
Justice, Impartiality, Nobility, Mindfulness

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Meddlesomeness

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the intrusive and often unwarranted interference in the affairs or concerns of others, typically driven by a desire to control or influence their choices, which can lead to resentment, strained relationships, and a disregard for personal boundaries.
Service, Justice, Nobility, Mindfulness

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Mockery

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the disrespectful and derisive act of ridiculing or making fun of others, often at their expense, with the intention to belittle or humiliate, which can lead to hurt feelings, embarrassment, and damaged self-esteem.
Humanity, Justice, Cheerfulness, Contentment, Sense of humor

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Oppression

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the unjust exercise of power and authority to systematically discriminate against and marginalize individuals or groups based on their identity, often resulting in severe social, economic, and political disadvantages, perpetuating inequality and suffering.
Humanity, Service, Justice, Impartiality, Mindfulness

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Ostentation

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the flaunting of one’s wealth, possessions, or achievements in an extravagant and showy manner, often with the intention of impressing or intimidating others, which can lead to shallowness and a focus on materialism over genuine substance.
Generosity, Gratitude, Contentment, Mindfulness

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Pettiness

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the inclination to focus on trivial and insignificant matters, often accompanied by a tendency to hold grudges or engage in small-minded, mean-spirited behavior, which can lead to unnecessary conflicts and strained relationships.
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Profanity

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the use of offensive and vulgar language or expressions, often with the intent to shock or offend, which can result in discomfort, disrespect, and a breakdown in civil discourse.
Integrity, Cheerfulness, Sense of humor, Mindfulness

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Racism

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the prejudiced belief in the superiority of one racial group over others, often leading to discrimination, systemic inequalities, and the denial of rights and opportunities to individuals based on their race or ethnicity, perpetuating harm and social injustice.
Humanity, Justice, Impartiality, Nobility, Mindfulness

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Religious discrimination

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the unjust prejudice or bias against individuals or groups based on their religious beliefs or practices, often resulting in exclusion, stigmatization, or the denial of opportunities, perpetuating inequalities and religious intolerance.
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Sexism

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the prejudiced belief in the superiority of one gender over others, often leading to discrimination, gender-based inequalities, and the denial of rights and opportunities to individuals based on their gender, perpetuating harm and gender bias.
Humanity, Justice, Impartiality, Nobility, Mindfulness

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Strife

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the inner inclination or temptation to engage in persistent conflicts, disputes, or hostilities, which may disrupt personal relationships and create disharmony.
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Vanity

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the excessive and often self-centered desire for admiration and validation from others, often driven by a preoccupation with one’s appearance, achievements, or status, which can lead to shallowness and a focus on external validation rather than inner substance.
Cheerfulness, Contentment, Mindfulness, Optimism

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Verbosity

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the inclination to talk excessively, disregarding social cues that indicate a lack of interest or the desire for brevity in conversation, potentially causing annoyance or discomfort to others.
Nobility, Cheerfulness, Contentment, Sense of humor, Mindfulness