Sin is a queer thing. It isn't the breaking of divine commandments. It is the breaking of one's own integrity
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D H Lawrence
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Shakespeare
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O Henry
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Mark Twain
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Explanation
This quote about sin being the breaking of one's own integrity rather than divine commandments is characteristic of D. H. Lawrence's philosophical views on individual morality and authenticity. Lawrence often explored themes of personal integrity and the conflict between societal/religious constraints and individual nature. Shakespeare focused on dramatic character flaws rather than abstract sin philosophy, while O Henry and Mark Twain were known for wit and social satire, not this type of moral introspection.