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He is not considered a sinner in the ordinary perspective, However, he and his business partner Jacob Marley thought nothing of the human suffering that they potentially cause or could make changes to their business mode to alleviate other suffering. Marley came back to warn Scrooge that his after life was in jeopardy as he would walk the earth in eternal torment. Basically he would not enter heaven

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In "A Christmas Carol," Scrooge is portrayed as a sinner due to his greed, selfishness, and lack of compassion for others. His focus on material wealth and neglect of human connection and kindness are seen as sinful behaviors. Through the course of the story, Scrooge learns to repent and change his ways.

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