Is being conceded a sin?

Answer 1

I concede to no one.


I will concede that your posts make me giggle, though.

Answer 2

being conceited is sin:

pride
self-righteous
hating the poor and needy (is usually a part of conceit).

note:
websters definition of conceded.

concede
One entry found for concede.


Main Entry: con·cede
Pronunciation: k&n-'sEd
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): con·ced·ed; con·ced·ing
Etymology: French or Latin; French concéder, from Latin concedere, from com- + cedere to yield
transitive verb
1 : to grant as a right or privilege
2 a : to accept as true, valid, or accurate b : to acknowledge grudgingly or hesitantly
intransitive verb : to make concession : YIELD
synonym see GRANT
- con·ced·ed·ly /-'sE-d&d-lE/ adverb
- con·ced·er noun

Answer 3

CONCEIT. God help teenagers' over-exposure to this word. If a teenie appears 'conceited' he/she may simply have that appearance. Have you ever noticed that the STARS in Hollywood have faces, miens, and ways of carrying themselves, that usually match perfectly to the roles they get? John Wayne, Robert Mitchum etc. carried themselves in a way that in High School, would be called conceited. The word means, 'being overly-proud'. Duke and Mitch were overly-daunting.....great to be able to pull that off! You occasionally meet a mature-acting teenager, who is privileged to grow up in an atmosphere that promotes that. If he/she strike others as being conceited, too bad. Kids reflect the way they're being raised, and to answer the question, I'll take 'conceited' over sloth any old day.

Answer 4

Yes. being conceited is one of the deadly sins: Pride

Answer 5

A sin that most of us do to some extent. Some more than others.

Answer 6

Yes.
Pride of life.
Everyone is sometimes conceited though, you know? So just ask God to forgive you when you act conceited.

Answer 7

Sin of pride.

Answer 8

Of course.

Answer 9

In that case, Kasparov sinned in playing Big Blue.

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Answer 10

No, but being conceited is.