This is our choice in the face of social sin: to be defensive and defeated, or to accept our guilt, ourselves as ash, and then work and pray for life, for reconciliation and the kingdom of God.

The Indian government is considering health warnings on samosas and jalebis to discourage overconsumption of these popular, ...

Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper, but the one who confesses and renounces them finds mercy. — Proverbs 28:13 ...

Tinsley: The Minnesota humorist, Garrison Keillor, once observed that people do bad, horrible, dirty, rotten and despicable ...

They all have thought in terms of right and wrong, good and evil, vice and virtue, keeping and breaking the law, justice, guilt, sin, judgment, punishment, satisfaction.

The prophets and apostles, though, told us that sin and guilt—along with the search for a meaning to life, the fear of death, and an answer to shame—might be culturally amplified realities ...

The longtime sports commentator took a detour from hot takes to share his emotional reckoning and social media wasn't feeling ...

Christian doctrine recognises the power of guilt and the atoning work of Christ which offers forgiveness / atonement for sin, ...

opinion Commentary Pope Benedict’s crucial answer to Nietzsche about guilt and sin His own death is an occasion to revisit his cultural wisdom.

For some people of faith, this guilt may manifest itself as feeling the need to frequently apologize for sins (whether real or imagined). This guilt is also often associated with feelings of shame ...

It was this sense that he could never get past what he saw as a sin that really worried me. If he was ever to find peace, he’d have to get past what seemed like interminable guilt.