In my past, I wished that sin would be rare and that I would reliably produce a second active life of Christianity. I eventually overcame my tendency to feel desperate and tempted under difficult circumstances, becoming more resilient and unafraid in the face of temptation. The more we understand our enemies' roots in us, the more we can understand the ways in which our sins have influenced our daily routine. Instead of assuming we have become immune to the power of our own personal sins, guilt and shame, we see how common they are in us. We grow up knowing sin (that alien sin that is contained by the axioms) better than knowing the operation of sin. This is why the Christian experience is so varied and full of surprises. It always goes in a zigzag pattern, never following a set path.As the new man begins to work its magic, it soon becomes clear that it is more than just a simple calculator. In fact, he begins to deal with more complex issues, such as sin itself. We reject sin as our principle worship and then come to understand the prevalence of guilt, fear and shame. The obstacle we face often stems from our focus on sin and its negative consequences, instead of recognizing it as a problem that needs to be addressed in a more holistic way. We attack sin with the help of divine grace, which is the most effective means. If you want to know the root of sin, you have to go deep into your heart. To protect himself from being accused of wrongdoing, he sought to gain God's favor by communicating the law, covenants, curses, statutes, and promises.