Nor are we entitled to free others from their guilt, God alone makes us free. In our days however, we want to take a decided stand for right and justice ...

Apr 30, 2016 ... It was difficult for the Church to admit its guilt, which was more than the guiltiness of its members. It was an institutional guilt, since ...

all of the guilt to an external body, such as “the Jews.” This is because a singer can see themselves in the more generic descriptions of sinners. As the ...

This resulted in a general awareness of the immensity of the burden of guilt which the Church carried not only for its general silence, with some noble ...

The Jew, burdened with his tormentor's guilt, mocked as their lord, they nail to the cross, endlessly repeating a sacrifice in whose power they are unable ...

... guilt could be handed down to succeeding generations of Jews by birth. Yet most Christians believed it. Perhaps it was comforting. If a Christian could ...

guilt for the crucifixion, for all crucifixions, and an explanation for the inexplicable relationship between Jesus and Judas. Since Judas is unable to ...

Mar 1, 2022 ... ... guilt-ridden Paul who uses the expression telos nomou in Rom. 10.4 ... guilt,' do not occur in Paul” (Stendahl 1995, p. 29). Therefore, it is ...

Sep 30, 2013 ... ... guilt to the Jews.”[61] An increase in trips to Israel led to an increased awareness of German guilt – and vice versa. 1958 was also the ...

Jun 23, 2001 ... ... guilt towards Israel and their share of guilt in the Shoah in different ways and given voice to their failure. The churches failed because ...