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Reprehensible Sins Religious authorities are perceived as holy icons that distribute words of blessing and wisdom to others. They most definitely do not perform sinful actions nor violate rules. These authorities are idols that people admire because they are respectful, considerate, and play many different roles in the lives of many people. In William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," Friar Lawrence does not demonstrate the characteristics that are admired in a religious figure. Though he does things to help someone in need, Friar Lawrence is disrespectful, selfish, and violates regulations. Additionally, because of his poor actions, he jeopardizes many conflicts and tribulations in the play. Thus, Friar Lawrence does not deserve to hold the title of a religious authority. A disrespectful priest is like a beauty losing her exquisiteness. They are not worthy of admiration. Any religious individual who is disrespectful does not demonstrate the qualities of an idol....

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