Re: Repentance

"Bart Goddard" <goddardbe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Miguel" <responderalgrupo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Conversion seems to be a point event.  At one time, one
>>> doesn't have saving faith and at another does have
>>> saving faith.  Repentance is a continual state, lasting
>>> one's whole life.  It consists of admitting freely that
>>> one is a sinner and has no recourse before God except
>>> Jesus' blood.
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>>
>> Hello, and what about a specific sin?
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> It's pretty much impossible to answer a question
> beginning with "what about...".  You seem to have an
> issue, but if you don't tell me what it is, then
> how can I respond?


For example, in the Catholic Church, when any Christian has a specific
sin, 
he goes to the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and if the believer has 
repentance, the sin is forgiven.

How is in the case of the Lutheran congregations?

-- 
Miguel M. Yalán
http://mmyv.com




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