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The 14 pages that link to Repentance, each with the reason it gives.

• BaptismRelated: John’s baptism joined immersion with a call to repentance.

• John the BaptistRelated: John called people to repentance as preparation for imminent judgment.

• SinRelated: It describes the human response to sin within accounts of forgiveness and restored communion.

• Ninety-five ThesesRelated: Luther begins by treating repentance as a lifelong Christian disposition, not merely a sacramental act.

• LentRelated: It is the spiritual orientation expressed by Lent’s penitential practices.

• Christian perfectionRelated: Wesley describes repentance as necessary even for believers growing in holiness.

• AdventRelated: Advent calls for spiritual preparation as well as joyful expectation.

• Jesus PrayerRelated: Calling oneself a sinner frames the invocation as an act of repentance.

• PenanceRelated: Penance gives outward form to repentance through discipline and repair.

• Don JuanCompared with: Some versions make the possibility of Don Juan's repentance the decisive moral question.

• Parable of the Prodigal SonRelated: The younger son acknowledges his failure and returns to his father.

• RemorseRelated: Religious and ethical traditions often treat remorse as part of a broader movement toward changed conduct.

• Hajime TanabeRelated: Tanabe treats repentance as an existential break that opens a way beyond self-sufficient reason.

• Jonah (biblical prophet)Related: Nineveh’s repentance is the stated reason its destruction is averted.