1The theologian argued that concupiscence was an inherent aspect of human nature, stemming from the Fall of Man.
2In Buddhist philosophy, the concept of concupiscence is closely tied to the idea of attachment and the cycle of suffering.
3The novel explores the theme of concupiscence in the protagonist's struggle with his own desires and moral principles.
4Does the concept of concupiscence imply a pessimistic view of human nature, or can it be seen as a realistic acknowledgment of our frailty?
5The philosopher's critique of modern society centered on its alleged promotion of concupiscence and the devaluation of spiritual pursuits.