Greed. Don't we all deserve a little pleasure for ourselves? For if life has no greater meaning, surely we should simply enjoy the fruits of life while we are still on earth? Pleasure.

Sloth. The antithesis of to laze, something which only society has created as an evil, not nature. If we cannot rest, how can we appreciate the beauty of the world? Indulgence.

Vanity. If one cannot look at oneself and love, how can anything ever be beautiful or good or wondrous without being corrupted by the dark tinge of jealousy? Appreciation

Gluttony. Good food is one of the greatest joys of life, the marvellous sensations of the world in a single pleasurable sense we have been gifted with. Excess in those things which make one happy. That is what good things are for.

Envy. If we cannot look upon better things and wish, how could we ever strive towards greater things? Ambition to beauty.

Hate. Hate is the parallel of love. Without one, how can the other exist. Great things have sprung from hatred, and without it, how would we define ourselves? It cuts the fine edges of life.

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So give me a sin, then, and I'll make a beauty of it.

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When the simple fact of existence is the very thing that begets life, then is truth the existence, or the life?

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Rationality is absurdity. How else do we explain the fact that in a universe devoid of absolutes, human civilization has created multitudes?

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Revolution. Absurdism. Original Sin. The Lost Paradise. Give me God then.