Sin and Virtue (Paap–Punya) is a profound philosophical and ethical exploration of humanity’s oldest moral compass—good and evil—examined through religious traditions, philosophical thought, psychology, and lived human experience. Drawing from Eastern and Western scriptures, classical philosophy, and modern ethical reasoning, Dr. Terala Sreenivas presents a balanced, non-dogmatic inquiry into how societies define sin and virtue, and why these concepts continue to shape human conscience.
Rather than prescribing moral absolutes, the book invites readers to reflect deeply on intention, action, responsibility, and consequence. It explores how moral values evolve across cultures and eras, yet remain rooted in universal principles such as compassion, justice, and self-awareness.
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Dr. Terala Sreenivas
Dr. Terala Sreenivas is an author and independent scholar whose work explores the intersection of philosophy, religion, ethics, and human consciousness. With a deep interest in bridging scientific reasoning and spiritual wisdom, his writings examine humanity’s timeless questions with clarity, balance, and intellectual integrity.
He is the author of the acclaimed non-fiction book Life, Death, Creation, God – Scientific and Religious Views, published by Notion Press in 2021, which received the International Author Excellence Award in 2025. In Sin and Virtue (Paap–Punya), Dr. Sreenivas continues his exploration of ethical and philosophical themes, presenting morality as an evolving human responsibility shaped by awareness, intention, and compassion rather than rigid dogma.
