Christianity says lust is a sin, but the Greek and Roman empires celebrated it. The history of the sin of lust reveals surprising twists.              

The medieval philosopher St. Thomas Aquinas said that those guilty of the sin of envy take "pleasure at another's misfortune.                          

The sin of gluttony isn't mentioned in the Bible, but as early as the 4th century those of Christian faith believed that eating to much could send you to Hell.

Simply put, the sin of sloth is the sin of the lazy. According to medieval theologians, it can doom a person to Hell.                                  

The sin of greed is condemned in the Bible by the Tenth Commandment: "Thou Shalt Not Covet.                                                            

The sin of anger is the sin that kills. The mythic warriors of Sparta worked to overcome anger before battle. Today, neuroscientists link anger to the "amygdala.

The Italian writer Dante called the sin of pride the "Chief of All Sins" -- the sin of Satan himself. The sin of pride was condemned by the Bible and the philosopher Socrates, while Romans and Vikings made it their greatest virtue.

Is there a prophetic, highly accurate code locked within the Bible that outlines past and future events? Does the Code contain hidden messages about people such as Napoleon, Einstein, and Hitler, and key world events like WWII, the Kennedy brothers' assassinations, and 9/11? More frightening are references to future events--including Earth's impending end. We take a balanced look through the eyes of Code supporters and critics and let viewers determine its accuracy in predicting the future.