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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. | ||
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Revision as of 23:35, June 19, 2008
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.