If you are walking down the street you should stop and ask people what they consider unforgiveable. If you are like me, you will be fascinated by the answers you get. Their answers will be as varied as the people who give them. I myself have a list of unforgiveable actions which, while being small, will immediately cause me to lose respect for the individual performing said action. The thing that jumps to the forefront of my thoughts is the sin of lethargy. I use the term ‘sin’ because that is how unforgivable I consider lethargy.
Webster defines ‘Lethargy’ as “the quality or state of being lazy, or sluggish, or indifferent.1” We have all had lazy days, or maybe even lazy weeks, where we simply didn’t feel like doing anything except
Webster defines ‘Lethargy’ as “the quality or state of being lazy, or sluggish, or indifferent.1” We have all had lazy days, or maybe even lazy weeks, where we simply didn’t feel like doing anything except