Confession
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| '''Confession''' of [[sin]]s is part of the Christian faith and practice. The meaning is essentially the same as the [[criminal]] one – to admit one's [[guilt]]. Confession of one's sins, or at least of one's sinfulness, is seen by most churches as a pre-requisite for becoming a [[Christian]]. | '''Confession''' of [[sin]]s is part of the Christian faith and practice. The meaning is essentially the same as the [[criminal]] one – to admit one's [[guilt]]. Confession of one's sins, or at least of one's sinfulness, is seen by most churches as a pre-requisite for becoming a [[Christian]]. | ||
| - | Confessions of a Window Cleaner | ||
| - | Creed | ||
| - | Ourika | ||
| - | Sex Out of Compassion | ||
| - | The Compulsion to Confess | ||
| + | == Namesakes == | ||
| + | *''[[The Compulsion to Confess]]'' by [[Theodor Reik]] | ||
| + | *''[[Confessions of a Window Cleaner]]'' | ||
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Confession of sins is part of the Christian faith and practice. The meaning is essentially the same as the criminal one – to admit one's guilt. Confession of one's sins, or at least of one's sinfulness, is seen by most churches as a pre-requisite for becoming a Christian.
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