depravity

• There is no good term for this form of moral depravity, arguably worse than deliberate murder, and all too familiar. —  MyAntiwar.org
• Fearful of an epidemic, the government confines the blinded citizenry to asylums, which quickly sink into depravity -- because many of the newly blind are completely helpless, and the ones who aren't become thieves and brutes to take advantage of them. —  About.com Parenting Special Needs
• This is what he did with the men living in the Land Promised to Abraham: the Jewish People had to wait 400 years in slavery while those inhabiting the land reached the fullness of their depravity, at which time, God brought the Jews back out of Egypt and told them to kill all in the previous inhabitants of the Promised Land. —  Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com
• San Francisco bathhouses provide a similar learning environment. firmly and repeatedly condemns homosexual depravity, and for good reason, as the AIDS epidemic has illustrated. —  Moonbattery
• To hear evangelicals like Dallas Willard and Richard Foster tell us that we need practices that were never spelled out in the Bible to become more like Christ or to get closer to God is astonishing … The ideas of total depravity, the wrath of God against sin, the blood atonement, and the cross are either absent or distorted in Willard's theology. —  Apprising Ministries

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