One sin occurs, naturally; conversely, one happens unnaturally, having human permission, which poisons, and damages the — Ehsan Sehgal
One sin occurs, naturally; conversely, one happens unnaturally, having human permission, which poisons, and damages the — Ehsan Sehgal
One sin occurs, naturally; conversely, one happens unnaturally, having human permission, which poisons, and damages the — Ehsan Sehgal
One sin occurs, naturally; conversely, one happens unnaturally, having human permission, which poisons, and damages the — Ehsan Sehgal
One sin occurs, naturally; conversely, one happens unnaturally, having human permission, which poisons, and damages the — Ehsan Sehgal
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One sin occurs, naturally; conversely, one happens unnaturally, having human permission, which poisons, and damages the moral values of the entire humanity, since it is the worst one.

— Ehsan Sehgal
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