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    An example of this is, Catholicism. Catholics believe in God, Jesus Christ and his mother Mary. According to their doctrine, Mary is the one who they pray to. You have to go through a priest to ask for forgiveness, and that priest gives you a punishment to fulfill in order to receive forgiveness. So, one might say their faith is in the priest or Mary. Another example would be the Mormon religion which believe in Jesus Christ and that he is the son of God. However, they believe there was a…

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    send and fall short of the glory of God” which means that we all have to be saved and ask God for pen for forgiveness for our sands because we have all sinned. Initial Salvation refers to the event of a person’s conversation and if you repent for your sins and turn the faith to the Lord your sins are immediately forgiven. I think this shows that if we pray to God and ask for his forgiveness…

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    American culture can work well to describe the complexities of the culture, Kent Nerburn is able seamlessly integrate aspects of Native American culture into his book, “Neither Wolf nor Dog.” Nerburn displays the past and present aspects of promises, forgiveness, and respect in Native American culture with his interactions with Dan, a Native American elder. Kent Nerburn received a call that would later lead to him to making a promise to a Native American elder, Dan, that he would write a book…

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    educating them about the horrors of hell and alerting sinners that in order to be saved they need to turn to God for forgiveness. One idea that characteristically appears in the work of Edwards is that of human limitation. Mr. Edwards believes in the idea of human limitation and that no man is perfect or incapable of committing a sin, therefore we need to look to God for forgiveness and the opportunity of salvation. According to Mr. Edward’s beliefs, we as humans do not have the authority to…

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    understand his wrongdoing in saying “I have sinned” which represents his confession of a sinner. Often time’s people have a hard time confessing their sins and confessing the truth of their wrongdoings. For the most part, when they do ask for forgiveness it is often associated with confessions of a sinner. In Luke 15: 21 the son feels not worthy to be called thy son and asked his father to make him a servant. He has asked his father to make him less than how his father sees him. So then,…

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    Hammett and Duesing both do a good describing their perspectives on the marks of a true church. Hammett lists that the true marks of a church are oneness, holiness, catholicity and apostolicity. This sounds like the Acts 2:42 church which we see the emerges of the local church. “Those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that day.”(oneness, holiness, apostolicity) Acts‬ ‭2:41‬ ‭NIV‬‬ “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and…

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    For Belisa Crepusculario are the words her trade. Words are her power that keeps her alive under the oppression and poverty of her land. “The Colonel” is the famous tyrann, feared for his horrible actions in the civil - war. However, the Colonel wants a change and needs the right words to be able to campaign for president. Belisa Crepusculario is violently brought in to help the Colonel and as he pays her for her services, she gives him two words. Two words that are only his and his to keep. The…

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    true selves, our spirit or god. Whatever it means to you personally, it sets us free. Forgiving someone else for their actions towards you can be quite difficult. However, the reality is that forgiveness isn’t really something you do for the other person, it’s something you do for yourself. Forgiveness can be a gradual process. You need to be ready to forgive. If the pain runs deep, this process may take time. If so, that’s okay. To get to that point may take a few steps. Firstly, think about…

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    Betrayal is the only truth that sticks.” However it is not possible to recognize an isolated trait as being the only accepted truth. Betrayal is not the only truth that sticks, because mankind needs a strong bond that is established by family values, forgiveness, and morality. Family values are one of the few key components in a relationship that can overpower betrayal. Even in unthinkable circumstances society chooses to cherish family more than anything else. In Night, Elie struggles with the…

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    in Rwanda as he observes, “The only way to do this was to go beyond retributive justice to restorative justice, to move on to forgiveness because without it there was no future.” Forgiveness enables healing, new beginnings and hope for the future. In Alan Paton’s Cry The Beloved Country, he utilizes characters and tragic events to reveal the restorative power of forgiveness, and how it can rebuild a broken country. Msimangu, Arthur Jarvis, and Arthur’s son act as agents of restorative justice…

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