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Metanoia, a transliteration of the Greek μετάνοια, is “a transformative change of heart; especially: a spiritual conversion.”[1] The term suggests repudiation, change of mind, repentance, and atonement; but “conversion” and “reformation” may best approximate its connotation.[2] In The King James Version of the Bible, its verbal cognate metanoeo/μετανοέω is translated as repent.[3]
Metanoia means afterthought, from meta meaning “after” or “beyond” and nous meaning “mind”. In Classical Greek metanoia meant changing one’s mind about someone or something.[4] When personified, Metanoia was depicted as a shadowy goddess, cloaked and sorrowful, who accompanied Kairos, the god of Opportunity, sowing regret and inspiring repentance for the “missed moment”. This conventional portrayal continued through the Renaissance. “The elements of repentance, regret, reflection, and transformation are always present in the concept of metanoia to some degree
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Not really a fan of the man, I have nothing against him either, but I am a fan of the stand. We should all seek every opportunity to share our love for Jesus.
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You are perfectly right…supporting what he stands for. I actually don’t understand the game of football, if its not a touch down. By the way, I have never seen an athletes who puts Jesus on high pedestal than Tim Tebow. We should all yearn to color the world with our love for Christ.
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My stand, so to speak, is not to put people on pedestals, like Tebow. I have nothing against him but men will fail, Jesus never will. I don’t intend it to be critical of Tim Tebow, I appreciate the stand.
Hope that makes sense.
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I don’t know much about Tim Tebow in regards to football. All I know is that he love Christ. You sound a little bit like this man has been put on a high pedestal for no reasons. He is a man and he will definitely fail like everyone of us but his Jesus will never fail. Whatever your reasons are…am happy you love the Jesus that Tim Tebow also loves. Shalom!!
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I have failed to explain my point but thank you for trying to hear me out.
I totally agree Tebow should be commended.
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