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	Comments on: How does the repentance process work for someone who has left a trail of heart ache?	</title>
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		By: Douglas Self		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[That&#039;s why some sins are tougher to repent of than others, considering that the principle of restitution can&#039;t be fully met by one&#039;s own efforts.  How can one restore trust or &#039;repair&#039; the emotional devastation caused by infidelity?

The Lord knows what&#039;s in our hearts, however, and He can judge if one guilty of serious sins like adultery is sincere in hi/her desire to make amends for one&#039;s misdeeds.  And He and His servants have said that adultery can be repented of, though the way back isn&#039;t necessarily easy.  The Gospel is a Gospel of HOPE, not despair.

Let&#039;s not also conflate Church discipline with the personal repentance process.  The former is to determine one&#039;s standing in the Church.  The &quot;Latter&quot;, pun intended, is what one does to have their name kept in the &quot;Lamb&#039;s Book of Life&quot;, or, if personal repentance is not up to what the Lord considers sufficient, gets blotted out.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That&#8217;s why some sins are tougher to repent of than others, considering that the principle of restitution can&#8217;t be fully met by one&#8217;s own efforts.  How can one restore trust or &#8216;repair&#8217; the emotional devastation caused by infidelity?</p>
<p>The Lord knows what&#8217;s in our hearts, however, and He can judge if one guilty of serious sins like adultery is sincere in hi/her desire to make amends for one&#8217;s misdeeds.  And He and His servants have said that adultery can be repented of, though the way back isn&#8217;t necessarily easy.  The Gospel is a Gospel of HOPE, not despair.</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s not also conflate Church discipline with the personal repentance process.  The former is to determine one&#8217;s standing in the Church.  The &#8220;Latter&#8221;, pun intended, is what one does to have their name kept in the &#8220;Lamb&#8217;s Book of Life&#8221;, or, if personal repentance is not up to what the Lord considers sufficient, gets blotted out.</p>
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