Question

In the Catholic faith, these are serious sins, such as murder or blasphemy, which break a Christian's relationship with God and condemn him/her to Hell if they go unconfessed and if penance is not completed before one dies. What are these sins called?

A) Mortal sins
B) Original sins
C) Venial sins
D) Capital sins

Answer 1

The serious sins in the Catholic faith that break a Christian's relationship with God and condemn them to Hell if they go unconfessed and if penance is not completed before death are called Mortal sins.

Step-by-step explanation:

The serious sins in the Catholic faith that break a Christian's relationship with God and condemn them to Hell if they go unconfessed and if penance is not completed before death are called Mortal sins. These sins are considered to be the most severe and require the sacrament of confession to be forgiven.