Indulgences

The invention of a purgatory, and of the releasing of souls therefrom, by prayers, bought of the church with money; the selling of pardons, dispensations, and indulgences, are revenue laws, without bearing that name or carrying that appearance.

Luther was scandalised by the sale of indulgences.

Our weight-loss pills will allow you guilt-free indulgences at your favorite all-you-can-eat buffet.

The chef conducted his kitchen with a soup ladle, producing a beautiful symphony of gastronomic indulgences.

America’s affluent class is bigger than ever, with more disposable income to treat itself to indulgences like massages, manicures, pedicures, and personal trainers.

Belgian chocolates are one of my indulgences.