peccability

n.

易犯罪，易犯过失；

«Possible “psychopathological” signs of religiosity in pseudo-moral character of peccability: Ecclesiogenic Neuroses»
A historical overview and theological evaluation of the necessity of the impeccability of Christ / Lazarus Edward Kanniah
HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE EASTERN EUROPEAN CHURCHES
Wyznanie grzechów (confessio peccatorum) w nauczaniu św. Hilarego z Poitiers
“It Ain’t What You Do, It’s The Way What You Do It”: Segmenting Female Spectacle on the Basis of Constructed Morality
Fallenness and anhypostasis: a way forward in the debate over Christ's humanity
Practical Ecclesiology in John Calvin and Jonathan Edwards
A consideration of the impeccability of Christ
How the Talented Public Actor is Socialized by the Bible and the Quran to Political and Economic Acts Against Enemies and Opponents?
Algumas notas em torno da noção de pecado : recordando as "Confissões"de St. Agostinho