Justified Sinner

*The Justified Sinner* is a novel by James Hogg that explores themes of religious conviction, morality, and skepticism. It tells the story of a man named Robert Wringhim, who believes he's predestined for salvation but his actions suggest moral ambiguity. The book examines the tension between faith and doubt, highlighting how obsessive religious belief can lead to hypocrisy or self-destruction. Hogg invites readers to question the nature of sin, salvation, and the human capacity for good and evil, emphasizing the complex relationship between religious doctrine and personal morality.