Synopsis

The Seven Deadly Mistakes: Why We Miss the Mark and How We Can Choose Again takes a fresh look at the traditional seven deadly sins, not as permanent flaws or reasons for condemnation, but as human mistakes that arise when fear, ego, desire, and separation distort our choices. Through reflections on greed, pride, envy, lust, gluttony, wrath, and sloth, Robert D Sears explores how each mistake can quietly shape our relationships, decisions, and sense of self, while reminding us that none of them defines who we truly are. Rather than judging the sinner, the book asks us to understand the error, recognize its consequences, and choose differently. Its central message is one of responsibility without shame: we may miss the mark, sometimes badly, but we are never without the power to pause, learn, forgive, and choose again.