The Great Sin | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - The Great SinC.S. Lewis identifies pride, or self-conceit, as the essential vice and the utmost evil within Christian morality, differing sharply from all other moral failings. While individuals readily admit to temperamental or animal-based faults, pride is a vice from which no one is free, yet it is almost universally loathed when observed in others. Unlike greed or lust, which may involve competition by accident, pride is essentially competitive by its very nature. It derives pleasure not from having something, but from having more of it…
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