The Meaning of Sin: How Being Bad Is Good For You  Modern
science reveals a silver lining in even the blackest cloak of
sin.  The Meaning of Sin: How Being Bad Is Good For YouChris
Buzelli Over 1,400 years ago, Pope Gregory named wrath, greed,
envy, sloth, pride, gluttony, and lust as the Seven Deadly Sins.
But that’s so A.D. 590. See why in these seven true stories:
Each day, Donna Alexander watches an array of customers enter
her Anger Room in Dallas, smash everything from TVs to
mannequins, and exit smiling and content. And they pay her up to
$75 for the privilege.  “I saw a lot of fights when I was
growing up,” she explains. “So I thought that if there were a
place to let that anger out, the world would be better.”
Destructotherapy, as it’s often called, is a controversial form
of anger management among mental-health professionals, but the
general population seems drawn to it. In Spain, entrepreneurs
have organized outdoor events where townsfolk pay to demolish
cars, appliances, and computers with sled