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Repentance is
reviewing one's
actions and
feeling contrition or
regret for past or
present wrongdoings,
which is
accompanied by
commitment to and actual...
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Repentance (a term
related to Gr****: μετάνοια, romanized: metanoia), in Christianity,
refers to
being sorrowful for
having committed sin and then turning...
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Penance is any act or a set of
actions done out of
repentance for sins committed, as well as an
alternate name for the Catholic,
Eastern Orthodox, and...
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Repentance (/tʃuvɑː/; Hebrew: תשובה, romanized: tǝšūvā "return") is one
element of
atoning for sin in Judaism.
Judaism recognizes that
everybody sins on...
- that God
reveals his mercy.
Divine mercy is
appealed to in
Christian repentances. In the
Catholic Church, God's
mercy is seen as the "universal root"...
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final incident is
known as the
Repentance of Peter. The
turbulent emotions behind Peter's
denial and
later repentance have been the
subject of
major works...
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traditional Jewish people, it is
primarily centered on
atonement and
repentance. The day's main
observances consist of full
fasting and asceticism, both...
- The
stool of
repentance (Scottish Gaelic: furm an aithreachais, stòl an aithreachais), in the
Presbyterian polity,
mostly in Scotland, was an elevated...
- to:
Repentance (Christianity), a
specific aspect of
salvation Repentance (Esham album), 2003
Repentance (Lee "Scratch"
Perry album), 2008
Repentance (1922...
- God and
release from punishment. The main
method of
atonement is via
repentance.
Other means (e.g.
Temple sacrifices,
judicial punishments, and returning...
