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Infobox on God's power to change
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! style="font-size:120%; background:red; text-align:center; padding:5px 0;" | [[God]]'s power to change a person and heal the wounded soul
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| style="padding:15px;" |“Part of the ex-gay movement's mission, surprisingly, has been to educate the [[Church]] on just how powerful the blood of [[Jesus]] really is. [[Christians]] come up to us all the time and make remarks such as, "''I didn't know God can change a [[homosexual]]''," or "''That's one of the most amazing testimonies I have ever heard''." They really think that this is incredible (and virtually impossible). Because it happend to me, I obviously don't a problem believing it; however, I often have to quote [[scripture]]s such as "with God ''anything'' is possible!" to churched Christians. People need to be encouraged to believe that God's [[miracle]]s are for today and can heal the wounded soul.”
<div style="padding-left:40px;">— [[Anthony A. Falzarano]]<ref name="Falzarano2009">{{cite book |title=And Such Were Some Of You! One Man's Walk Out Of The Gay Lifestyle |author=Anthony Falzarano |publisher=Xulon Press |place=U.S.A. |year=2009 |chapter=18.What the ex-gay movement must accomplished to succeed |pages= 218 |isbn=978-1606473863 |url=https://www.amazon.com/Such-Were-Some-You/dp/1606473867 }}</ref></div>
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'''Metanoia''' is a [[Greek]] term used repeatedly in the [[New Testament]] to mean [[repentance]] or penance. It comes from the Greek words "''Meta''", meaning after, beyond, or with, and "''Noia''", meaning thought.
'''Metanoia''' is a [[Greek]] term used repeatedly in the [[New Testament]] to mean [[repentance]] or penance. It comes from the Greek words "''Meta''", meaning after, beyond, or with, and "''Noia''", meaning thought.