The Insidious Nature of Guilt-Shame-Sin

The Insidious Nature of Guilt-Shame-Sin in the Lenses of Theological Psychology Within the Ambient of African Cultural Symbolism is an exposition of hidden diseases that are destroying human beings in Society. Many people have deep seated psychological, ethical and spiritual disorder by not admitting the reality, presence or feeling of Guilt-Shame-Sin in their lives. The deep conundrum of avoiding these viruses destroy individual personality, affecting the way and manner those with these vibes relate at home, in the office, in business premises or school environment causing trouble. The failure to admit guilt, to feel shame and even to accuse self of sinful behaviour is a clear indication of being disfunctional, exhibiting gross emotional disorder or even becoming a psychopath; thus, becoming a dangerous person in human society. The book espouse the need to build strong conscience against these insidious elements. The strength to admit the presence of guilt-shame-sin can lead to seek help from God and a priest, to receive forgiveness. From a Psychologist, for treatment. The book help to reveal the dangers of internal conflict that kill people silently and destroy relationship.