Meanwhile Shayne's Biblical kiss-offs ("Repent, repent / Being with him is a sin") only make it go down more like holy water.
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Those who repent obtain God's forgiveness and take their place among the ranks of those who contemplate him, but those who do not repent and cannot be forgiven disappear.
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Repent and sin no more, except for when you do.
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The name he would have from now on was Repent.
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When I have not made any mistake, why should I repent?
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Where one group prayed to repent, the other prayed for annihilation.
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In my tradition, we would say that he needs to repent.
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Eucharist Therapy Bless God Helping Repent Catholic Easter Lent Mind Pray.
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" The voice told him, "Repent and live, or refuse and die.
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How can one repent if one is unsure of one's feelings?
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But those who do not repent, and therefore cannot be forgiven, disappear.
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I have decided to stop all activities in China and seriously repent.
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If you don't repent before you die you will go to hell.
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It takes some sinners a while to repent, and some never do.
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And he stands ready to forgive all who would repent and believe.
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But many of Trump's evangelical supporters aren't demanding Trump repent for his sins.
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Rodriguez said he will be the first to admit his errors and repent.
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Ever since he broke his word, they have been pressing him to repent.
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It's going to take a lot of praying to repent for these jokes.
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Phil Witmer wrote too much of this and he shall repent one day.
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He told me of his conversion to Islam and his efforts to repent.
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" Orthodox Christians need to acknowledge this history, he continues, and "repent of it.
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I have been taught to repent of fear, anxiety, defensiveness, mockery and anger.
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"I want Japan to repent their wrongdoings and apologize," she said in 2012.
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America interned Japanese-Americans during World War II and came to repent for it.
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Armstrong, meanwhile, hopes the SBC will use the meeting as an opportunity to repent.
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The group considers all Shi'ite Muslims to be heretics who must repent or die.
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Try to bring out the best in others and repent when you make mistakes.
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You're here because you want to repent once the damage has already been done.
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Love, repent, and see me/yourself in everyone because that's what the truth is!
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"I want to say to all Venezuelans that I do not repent," López said.
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He swears that none joined the group -- although they did repent to avoid execution.
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Any minute... Despite that book club assignment from Murkowski, Trump seems unlikely to repent.
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" It comes from the Italian pentirsi, which means "to repent or change your mind.
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"It's time for America to repent," Ms. King said, before a fervent and rapt crowd.
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Languid European procedures give the Cambodian government 16 months or so to repent or prepare.
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FEW COUNTRIES have done more than Germany to repent of the sins of the past.
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"Repent," another yelled, according to a video posted to Twitter by CNN reporter DJ Judd.
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In prison, he organized group-therapy sessions for murderers like himself who wanted to repent.
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"I repent deeply," Mr. Wu said in March in a televised statement from the court.
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" Sorkin followed up and asked, when it comes to men like Weinstein, "can they repent?
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But if you didn't repent, he might take it easy and take two or three swings.
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The accused will hear how their crimes have destroyed others, and perhaps even begin to repent.
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"I guess I would say that we all have a lot to repent for," Buttigieg said.
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To fully repent of transgression requires admitting sin to a bishop, rendering the confessional stakes high.
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WALLABIES FULLBACK FOLAU POSTED MESSAGE SAYING GAY PEOPLE WOULD GO TO "HELL" IF THEY DIDN'T "REPENT"
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The radio poured out a screech to all the Hell-bound out yonder in Radioland: Repent!
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As owners of factories that neglect their employees and place them in abhorrent working conditions, Scrooge and Marley ultimately have to repent for their sins as diehard capitalists who've exploited others through imperialism and commercialism just as much as they repent for being all-around awful men.
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The Trump administration needs to retract and repent on these claims and not continue to repeat them.
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One predator priest is too many; the Diocese of Colorado Springs must recognize and repent of two.
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Before we can begin to talk about racial reconciliation, we must repent of the bias within ourselves.
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And you can take them out, you can repent of them, but the holes are still there.
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Plus, a dozen or so religious demonstrators were converging on the site with loudspeakers and "Repent" signs.
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Repent of your sins, he told his listeners, accept Jesus as your Savior and be born again.
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In faith perspectives, to get to salvation — at least in the Christian tradition — you have to repent.
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Jesus was not talking about ovine sin or coinage cupidity; sheep don't feel guilty and coins don't repent.
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Much like the process of fasting, the prayers that are read encourage people to repent for past sins.
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Think how well he might do among the righteous if he found it in his heart to repent.
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Then again, to what charity do you make out a check when you're trying to repent for doping?
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She was resolutely unapologetic about the decision, even as society judged her harshly and wanted her to repent.
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RED-FACED pollsters and political scientists can now chew over Donald Trump's stunning victory, and repent at their leisure.
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Having watched all of season two of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, I wish she would repent, even just a little.
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Criminal records, stigma, and poverty combine to keep the Junkie Whore in a marginalized class, even if we repent.
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Will you have to repent for your scamming ways in GA or receive forgiveness for your sins in AA?
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A reminder that people can mess up and repent and mess up again and keep on doing it forever.
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But a third person she sued didn't shirk justice, instead he offered to repent as part of a settlement.
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Perhaps the old biblical formula is best — repent, ask for forgiveness with a sincere resolve to change your ways.
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Lancel eventually goes on to repent for his sins when he becomes a militant follower of the High Sparrow.
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"She recognizes how she has hurt so many within the caucus, and she hoped to repent from this," Barnes said.
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You don't have to repent to your future spouse all the things you've done beforehand, because it's not about that.
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Or that we've seen this before, with reformed executives and reformed investors, all fairly charming while they talk and repent.
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Most of them refused the statutory offer to repent of their actions in order to receive a more lenient sentence.
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As for homosexuals, though he refused to join the ultra-conservative Moral Majority, he prayed they would repent of their perversion.
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As a gesture, it represents a willingness to repent for your sins and purify your soul in preparation for his resurrection.
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IRGC commander Mohammad Ali Jafari called the article "a big mistake" and said Ghanoon "must repent for what it had said".
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A few words about the judge who signed his arrest warrant and a lead prosecutor and attorney general: They all repent.
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Maybe this is a moment in our history for evangelicals to repent and be "born again" again as Red Letter Christians.
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He needs to have a personal conversion and renounce and repent for racism for the hatred he has espoused thus far.
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"If you sin, you must repent for the sin," said Mr. Sharpton, who wants Mr. Northam and Mr. Herring to resign.
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So I think the act of leadership is to apologize, repent from it, and say there's a new direction in your life.
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Some, although accepted as members of their family, are constantly told that they are going to "burn in hell" and should repent.
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Vulin on Sunday referred to Croatia's "failure to officially repent" for the deaths at the camp, which operated from 1941 until 1945.
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If you are a developer who uses autoplay videos on your sites, now is the time to repent and change your ways.
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She told me this was evil, I was probably being possessed, and that I needed to repent and give into Jesus's love.
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Buttigieg has not escaped the condemnation of evangelicals like Franklin Graham, who has called on the candidate to repent for his homosexuality.
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Yes. Do I feel an ever-growing obligation to call on him to repent for his unwavering public support of Mr. Trump?
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These interviews provide opportunities to help youth become disciples of the Savior, repent of transgressions, and live the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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If not, then Mr. Awlaki "could repent for those sins and his commitment to jihad would outweigh such transgressions," Mr. Abdulmutallab said.
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Instead, she chose to speak out against the man who made her a star, and repent for her complicity in electing him.
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Harry is still trying to repent for the fact that maybe he indirectly killed Cassandra, and tries to talk to Kelly about it.
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As Nikolai Bukharin, a close Lenin ally, was told during his own trial, his job was "to confess and repent, not to argue".
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Some people believe that as long as you repent hard enough and bury your head in the sand heaven will always be open.
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" Hassan insisted that he merely offers prisoners "a chance to repent," and that they take him up on it because they "feel regret.
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The captives, who had been tied up and beaten, were going to be killed "if they did not repent their sins," he said.
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Still, I'm fine with the trolls continuing to repent for their sin (hating Hathaway) by gushing over her scene-stealing performance in Ocean's 8.
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For example, in a 2014 vigil for victims of Mafia violence, the pope begged members of the Mafia to repent or face eternal damnation.
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The statement avoided using words like "sanctions" and "punishment"; conservatives had wanted the liberals not merely to be punished but called on to repent.
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"It is not too late for you to repent," the man cried, gripping her by the shin so hard that his knuckles went white.
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Mr. McNamara said the teenagers had been ordered during the beating to repent for sins that included using a voodoo doll and molesting children.
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That would, advocates thought, be the logical way for Republican legislators to repent after passing a RFRA that was widely interpreted as anti-LGBTQ.
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It teaches us to repent of our misdeeds, to apologize for our failings and admit we were wrong, and to have humility before God.
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The industry, brought low by #MeToo scandals, was scrambling to repent for the systemic predation of women and the exclusion of people of color.
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But, because of my Christian faith, I also believe that people can repent, turning from a wrong direction and moving in the right way.
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Biden also chaired the Anita Hill hearings that sent Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court; he's had to repent for how he handled them.
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Whether because of its corporate culture, its general unpreparedness or any number of other reasons, the company at least partially botched its moment to repent.
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Once, Ahlam got a threatening text message from an ISIS member, demanding she come to the mosque to repent for her work or face execution.
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POPE FRANCIS: They are not punished, those who repent obtain the forgiveness of God and go among the ranks of the souls who contemplate Him.
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Of course, Zeke has adamantly denied physically attacking his ex-girlfriend -- so, if he's not trying to repent, might as well enjoy the trip ... right?
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I repent, I lament, I bewail, I am remorseful, and honestly intend to sacrifice any future chicken curry pancakes that may lie in my path.
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National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month offered an opportunity for Trump to repent and perhaps show that he really does take this issue seriously.
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She's a strong Christian who appears to be in love with Tommy and is intent on turning him towards God to repent his terrible crimes.
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One evangelist held a sign that read "REPENT: Fear him who has the power to cast you into hell" while another yelled into a bullhorn.
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"In these communities where people actually cheered and celebrated while black people were burned and brutalized, you want people to recover, to repent," he said.
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But, here's the thing: Trump is absolutely a misogynist and he has made no discernible attempts to repent of it or offer contrition over it.
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The trip would become the start of what would be a hallmark of his reign: a long campaign to repent for the nation's wartime sins.
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Does the White House know that the Bahraini Army is a sectarian force that publishes books endorsing the murder of Shiites who do not "repent"?
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A former staffer for the conspiracy site Infowars wants to repent for peddling nonsense and harassing residents of a Muslim community in upstate New York.
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Folau, a fundamentalist Christian, faces having his Wallabies contract torn up after posting comments that gay people were destined for "hell" if they did not "repent".
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Those who did not make it into the UO were separated from their families, placed in patchwork homes of other UO "orphans," and told to repent.
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And in order to be forgiven by them, Lochte and the other swimmers involved will need to own up to their mistakes and repent, he says.
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Then came the alter call, the point of all of this, the moment when, if you want to repent, you publicly respond to the preacher's message.
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Absolutely. But there is no inherent morality in showing remorse for your horrible actions if you repeatedly do little to actually stop or repent for them.
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As she loses grip with reality, Grace becomes convinced that Aidan is right; that she is in purgatory, and in order to escape, she must repent.
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Followers of one celebrity preacher who claims to have prophesied the coming of the insects last April have even flooded social media with calls to repent.
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Superman traps the boss in the mine so he can see the conditions the miners face and (tearfully) repent his greedy refusal to do proper maintenance.
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I have, myself, watched in silence too often — whether in public or in private, and God help me, I repent and I will try to do better.
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Brockman is already many months too late to what he should have done much earlier: close down the Edge Foundation, publicly repent, retire, and turn Brockman Inc.
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"Trump Gives Up a Lie But Refuses to Repent" was an actual headline in a recent New York Times story, and it wasn't on the editorial page.
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However, by fighting their subconscious selves in a Pokémon-like battle and stealing their desires, you can induce a "change of heart" and prompt them to repent.
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This pattern of behavior reflects what Harbstreet calls the "restrict, rebel, repent" cycle, which is the pendulum swing that happens when we try to restrict consuming certain foods.
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Unless they repent of their racism and sins and turn to Jesus Christ, these elitist Jews are going to a place where there is a lot of room.
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Wallabies international Folau, one of the nation's top players and most marketable athletes, wrote on Instagram that gays would be condemned to "hell" if they failed to "repent".
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Friends and parents and siblings, especially men, were sent away to "repent" so that Jeffs and those in his inner circle could take their wives as their own.
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And Stine's team had bad news: the only way back from suspension is to "confess and repent," she says, even if you don't think you've done anything wrong.
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Tsai's government urged Beijing on Monday to "sincerely repent" for the Tiananmen crackdown, while a Chinese newspaper said nobody in China was interested in dragging up the past.
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They must attend classes, where they are told how to be model Chinese citizens — and repent for extremist thoughts the state believes to be rampant among its Muslims.
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"China has to sincerely repent for the June 4 incident and proactively push for democratic reforms," Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said in a statement likely to infuriate China.
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Which means that as long as Trump has popular support — or at least believes he has it — he's unlikely to change his behavior or repent for his actions.
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"I forgive you, and I pray for you that you will repent and let Jesus come into your life," Ms. Scott told the officer who killed her son.
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All they have to do — as illustrated by Gibson's vague and hypocritical moralizing on the allegations currently roiling Hollywood — is repent publicly, take a step back, and wait.
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And Sunni tribes that fought against Al Qaeda in Iraq during the US war there were allowed to "repent" to avoid slaughter when ISIS seized territory in Iraq.
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The interminable nature of time, and the way we change, make errors, grow older, commit sins, repent, and suffer, are this ambitious film's subject, more than the poet herself.
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"I will be happy to be alone in my cell to worship Allah the rest of my life and repent to Him all my sins and misdeeds," he wrote.
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Hecklers yelled for Buttigieg to "repent" and shouted that "marriage is between a man and a woman," according to a video posted to Twitter by CNN reporter DJ Judd.
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The video depicts a monster, described by the video's narrator as the incarnation of people's anger, who kidnaps an unnamed corrupt leader to force him to repent his actions.
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So if you happen to be a die-hard milkshake fiend for whom only plastic straws will do, there's still time for you to repent and change your ways.
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His long overdue ejection from polite society has people wondering whether he will eventually repent (or simply disappear for a long time) ahead of a second act in public life.
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"The Board of Trustees and the Southern Baptist Convention need to repent of fostering and enabling an environment harmful to women at Southwestern and work to change this," she said.
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King counseled that we are going to be made to repent, not just with the hateful words and deeds of bad people but for the appalling silence of good people.
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The most intriguing sequence, though, is probably the snatch of dialogue from King's Landing that follows Cersei telling Olenna Tyrell that Margaery will have to repent in front of the city.
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Contemporary viewers would have identified its pose as that of the biblical Adam in popular representations of the Genesis tale, thus reminding them of the need to repent and avoid damnation.
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The archbishop of Uganda, Stanley Ntagali, said he walked out of the meeting on Tuesday after his proposal for the Americans and Canadians to repent and "voluntarily withdraw" did not gain traction.
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"The most terrible truth about Jasenovac is not just what happened there but the fact that the present Croatia will not even repent for the crimes," Vulin told Serbian state television RTS.
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First, once the wicked repent, he more or less has no choice but to forgive them, even if that means setting himself up for a second fight with a better-prepared foe.
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Because both are equally judged to be "sinful," the reaction to the latter can take the form of demanding that the abuser repent without taking into account the seriousness of the crime.
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"The circumstances of the criminality were slight and they were able to acknowledge and repent their crimes," the procuratorate, or prosecutors' office, of Fengtai district in south Beijing, said of the officers.
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"The Chinese government not only did not plan to repent for the past mistake, but it also continued to cover up the truth," Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said in a Facebook post.
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Gatlin's return to the Olympics raises the question, yet again, of whether an athlete who has been caught doping can ever truly repent for his or her transgression and compete cleanly once more.
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The idea was to give them a chance to repent and then bring them back into the community, but it was considered the severest punishment that you could inflict on a human being.
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It says the 28-year-old man admitted to being an atheist and refused to repent, saying that what he wrote reflected his own beliefs and that he had the right to express them.
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"Jehovah's Witnesses look at things from a spiritual standpoint of sin, and they think a pedophile can repent and then go back out dealing with the public and knocking on people's doors," Alexander said.
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Instead of saying that people are sinners and they must repent, Wicca is about the Goddess, who is the great mother and who loves all her children, even if they have made terrible mistakes.
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Weighed down with extreme guilt and anxiety, she initially attempted to beckon his spirit by addressing an emotional letter to him, asking him to return to her so she could repent her motherly shortcomings.
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Hillsong is one of a handful of churches "currently catering to pop stars looking to repent for past sins," as Allie Jones wrote in a piece about Hollywood evangelical power players for the Cut.
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"The greatest pressure has come from Christians who out of nowhere offered to pray for my son to 'repent of his sin,'" he said, adding that such remarks came from friends dear to him.
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But as Claudius confesses to his priest in a pungent reimagining of his "o, my offense is rank" soliloquy, it is impossible to truly repent when you're still enjoying the wages of your sin.
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If you repent from your sin and turn to new life through faith in Christ, then God sees you through a new lens, judges you by a new standard, that of his spotless son.
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In response, the WBC posted a bizzare Vine featuring a Jigglypuff singing, "Repent or Perish," and a screencapture of a Pidgeotto named Godhatesfags that they're presumably using to recapture their church in the game.
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Some institutions have already taken measures to repent for ties to slavery: Seminaries in New Jersey and Virginia have pledged millions of dollars in reparations to the descendants of slaves who worked on their campuses.
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"Princeton Theological Seminary Board of Trustees unanimously endorsed the implementation of a multi-year action plan to repent for its ties to slavery," reads a press release from Princeton Theological Seminary released earlier this month.
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The 30-year-old Folau, a devout Christian, sparked controversy for the second time in 12 months after posting comments on social media that gay people were destined for "hell" if they did not "repent".
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No doubt there is plenty of sinfulness in all the above-mentioned quarters, but surely it is worth at least entertaining the possibility that some corporate sinners can repent... or be helped to sin less.
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Folau, who is an Evangelical Christian, created a firestorm of controversy in Australia, and in rugby circles, after he wrote on his Instagram page that gays would be condemned to "hell" if they failed to "repent".
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But it's also an opportunity for Biden to repent for his "tough on crime" past after spending decades advocating for, writing, and passing legislation in the Senate that escalated mass incarceration and the war on drugs.
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The denomination did not formally rebuke its past until 1995, when Southern Baptists voted to repent and apologize for their history of racism, support of slavery and failure to stand firmly in opposition to white supremacy.
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All of God's children deserve the right to "have life, and to have it to the full" (John 10:10), and we call on the Trump administration to repent by leaving our mercury protections alone. Rev.
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But this apology tour serves the rich and remorseful former tech executives first by allowing them to repent and be forgiven for breaking the world, and second by reaffirming Silicon Valley's all-powerful view of itself.
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"Repent!" yelled a man named "Pastor Bob Bible," as the actor playing Falwell was undressed to fishnet stockings by Sister Boom Boom, who a year before had run a spirited mayoral campaign against incumbent Dianne Feinstein.
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England number eight Vunipola was among some 30,000 Instagram users who "liked" the post by Folau, a fundamentalist Christian, saying "sinners" including drunks, atheists and gay people were going to "hell" if they did not repent.
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"The Chinese government not only did not plan to repent for the past mistake, but it also continued to cover up the truth," Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen wrote in a Chinese-language Facebook post on Tuesday.
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The meeting was arranged after Folau, an Evangelical Christian, wrote on his Instagram page that gays would be condemned to "hell" if they failed to "repent", sparking outrage on social media and criticism from a key sponsor.
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"I kneel down to apologize to the women who appear in the videos," he wrote, adding that he would withdraw from the entertainment scene and repent his "unethical and unlawful acts" for the rest of his life.
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He then had a chance to repent for what seemed like anti-LGBTQ legislation by finally pushing a law to legally protect LGBTQ people from discrimination — but he didn't, suggesting it was not part of his agenda.
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It could be argued that once you're in Hollywood, you're in, so long as you repent, which helps explain the woes of Nate Parker, whose ill-starred "The Birth of a Nation" was supposed to be his entry.
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It followed another social media post a year before in which he said homosexuals were headed for "hell" if they did not repent, which also caused a media storm and placed RA under pressure from sponsors to act.
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There's Mark, who sees himself as a sexual failure in some ways; Tony, who wants to understand the origins of his bad habits with women; and Ian, who felt called to repent, though he's not quite sure what for.
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Mr. Hu, 61, served 16 years in prison for trying to commemorate the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, and the authorities made clear that his harsh sentence reflected his religious activities and failure to "repent" since his release in 2008.
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"I had to stand in front of judicial committee (a tribunal of local Elders), confess to my sin and then refused to repent – therefore I was disfellowshipped and have been shunned ever since by family and friends," he explained.
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" He also called on Southern Baptists to repent for "a culture that has made abuse, cover-ups and evading accountability far too easy," and for thinking that clergy sexual abuse is "a Catholic problem" or a "corrupt Hollywood problem.
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The blocked Reuters stories on Eikon included one based on remarks made by China's defence minister on Sunday at a forum in Singapore defending the Tiananmen crackdown, and another on Taiwan's call on Monday for China to "repent" for Tiananmen.
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The traditional Christian understanding of sin as an individual problem for which the individual should repent — like, for example, pride or lust — was complemented by an understanding of sin as a structural, societal issue: something in which we are all complicit.
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After days of balking at calls for him to say he was sorry for the comments, Duterte finally seemed to repent Tuesday, when a statement was issued by his political party, PDP-Laban, with an apparent apology, CNN Philippines reported.
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Trump calls London mayor 'stone cold loser' as he lands in Britain, Taiwan urges China to 'repent' for bloody crackdown on Tiananmen Square demonstrators and Reuters looks at the how census data could affect where federal programs funnel their financial aid.
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World China must "sincerely repent" for the bloody crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square three decades ago, Taiwan said on Monday, as a Chinese newspaper said nobody in China was interested in dragging up the past.
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I work in these spaces because I believe it's what God is calling me to do, and I believe our church is promoting something to our community that is anti-Gospel, and that we need to repent and do better.
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RA and the New South Wales Waratahs had both said they would terminate Folau's contract if he did not provide a good enough reason for a social media post saying gay people would go to "hell" if they did not "repent".
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"Those issues are important to me, but their record and character and integrity over time are more important than what they say," said Dr. Allen, who twice voted for Mr. Bentley and said he hoped the former governor would repent.
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One of the most outspoken conservatives, Archbishop of Uganda Stanley Ntagali, proposed at the talks that the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada, which is considering also approving same-sex marriage, should withdraw from communion activities until they repent.
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Folau triggered similar controversy a year ago for a post that said gay people would go to hell if they did not 'repent', and was warned repeatedly over his use of social media, according to RA chief executive Raelene Castle.
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The blocked Reuters stories on Eikon included one based on remarks made by China's defense minister on Sunday at a forum in Singapore defending the Tiananmen crackdown, and another on Taiwan's call on Monday for China to "repent" for Tiananmen.
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While the practical effect of Francis' announcement remains unclear, it draws attention to the prevailing theme of his papacy: That the doors of the Church must remain open, just as God's forgiveness and mercy extend to all those who repent from sin.
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They are also seen handing out fliers with religious advice to motorists at checkpoints and raiding a Sufi gathering and arresting a number of men, who are given a religious sermon and then made to sign a document saying they will repent.
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"Brother Jeff, as a fellow United Methodist I call upon you to repent, to care for those in need, to remember that when you do not care for others, you are wounding the body of Christ," the pastor added at the time.
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A county court judge had ordered Mr. Farley to repent publicly to club members as part of his guilty plea, and so there he stood, in front of a throng of children sitting cross-legged on a grassy ball field waiting to play.
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In our world, men are allowed to repent and given the benefit of the doubt; in Hart and Kelly's world, they chose to silence the men in their lives, making it so they're the only people capable of retelling their recollection of events.
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Written mostly in Arabic with a few passages in Paleo-Hebrew, the book also contains a biblical account of the creation of the world, a great many calls to repent, and various prayers for, among other things, the well-being of the sultan.
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TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China must "sincerely repent" for the bloody crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square three decades ago, Taiwan said on Monday, as a Chinese newspaper said nobody in China was interested in dragging up the past.
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I'm pretty sure that every criminal in America would love to have the details of their crimes sealed from public view for eternity, but only God can forgive sin and wipe it clean — and that only happens when we confess, repent and accept the consequences.
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"Sin is disobedience to God, and we're all guilty of that," he said, as part of his larger sermon about the pagan secular city of Babylon, and how it fell to an enemy army because its leader, Belshazzar ("Bal-shaz-a"), did not repent.
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On Monday, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, who last August accused the pope of covering up for McCarrick, issued a letter urging McCarrick to publicly repent for his "sins, crimes and sacrileges," saying such a gesture would bring "healing to a gravely wounded and suffering Church".
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Salil Tripathi, a London-based journalist and author of "The Colonel Who Would Not Repent: The Bangladesh War and Its Unquiet Legacy," said the government has delayed visas for election observer groups such as the Asian Network for Free Elections (Anfrel) despite its promises of openness.
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The entirety of the formula reminded me of the High Holiday liturgy, when Jews stand in front of one another, and in front of God, to enumerate their sins and repent for them: Greed (beat your breast), fraud (beat it), dishonesty (beat it), and arrogance (beat it).
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The 30-year-old fullback, one of Australia's few genuinely world class players, was informed on Thursday he would be sacked if he could offer no good reason for a social media post that said gay people would go to "hell" if they did not "repent".
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rugby Australia said on Thursday it would terminate the contract of Israel Folau, the country's best-known and best-paid player, if he cannot offer a good reason for a social media post that said gay people would go to "hell" if they did not "repent".
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"Brother Jeff, as a fellow United Methodist I call upon you to repent, to care for those in need, to remember that when you do not care for others, you are wounding the body of Christ," the pastor added, according to video published by CNN and ABC News.
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" Rich quotes Laudato Si', Pope Francis's (genuinely remarkable) second encyclical, whose title has been translated as "On Care for Our Common Home," in which Francis points to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew's call for every person to repent for our contribution "smaller or greater, to the disfigurement and destruction of creation.
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Tales like "'Repent, Harlequin!' said the Ticktockman" (about a future where being late is the greatest crime) and "The Deathbird" (a man witnesses the dying Earth's final moments) and "Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes" (the saddest Las Vegas ghost story you'll ever read) won him many awards, and have been anthologized many times.
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Such phrases as 'Trump gives up a lie' and 'refuses to repent' are opinions; they belong on the editorial page...I happen to agree with the Times' assessment of Mr. Trump, but putting it on the front page lessens the Times credibility as an objective, fact-based messenger of the news.
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"I am desperately praying that North Korea's Kim Jong Un and all administrators under him kneel down in front of God and repent for their sins, leave the path of tormenting their people," Kim, who came to the South in 2004, said in his studio at the Far East Broadcasting Company.
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Back in the medieval age, if you were being condemned to death, a priest might ask you to repent of your sins, and if you said yes, he'd give you a bag of silver to give to the executioner as tax so he would cut your head off in one painless swipe.
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But the document adds that "grave psychological disturbances, anguish, or grave fear of hardship, suffering, or torture can diminish the responsibility of the one committing suicide," and "we should not despair of the eternal salvation of persons who have taken their own lives" because God may grant them the opportunity to repent.
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The point I make at the end of the book, which I think is important, is this idea that America has never had to really repent for the horrors and terrors of our racial past, and from a spiritual standpoint there can be no forgiveness or no atonement in moving on without repentance.
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This time, the outrage machine seems to be tuned in to a worthy cause: Two powerful VCs stepped down last week after reports came out on their behavior, and if Twitter chatter is to be believed, it seems the industry may finally be ready to acknowledge its pernicious bro culture and begin to repent.
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" By soaking sequoia cones in water, Muir brewed for himself an arboreal communion wine: "I wish I were so drunk and Sequoical that I could preach the green brown woods to all the juiceless world, descending from this divine wilderness like a John the Baptist…crying, Repent, for the Kingdom of Sequoia is at hand!
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" Jim VanSickle, stayed silent for 37 years after he says he was abused by a priest he called his spiritual mentor from the age of 16 to 18 "I think the Pope needs to know that the church speaks on exactly what you're supposed to do -- to repent and be prepared for the next life.
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Augustine, for example, wrote that if "there were no other means established to curb the malice of the wicked, extreme necessity might perhaps urge that such men be put to death," although he also urged local magistrates to show mercy to condemned prisoners and commute their sentences in order to give them time to repent.
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A pastor on Monday was escorted out of a room after interrupting Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's speech with a Bible verse, while calling on the Trump administration official to repent.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "After Murder, a Second Chance" (editorial, April 1), about Judith Clark, who was sentenced to prison for her role in the 1981 Brinks armored car robbery that resulted in the murder of two police officers and a guard: For 35 years, Ms. Clark has done everything a human being could do to repair, repent and express remorse.
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The first, titled "WIND IN MY SAILS", sees Earl spitting with many a biblical reference—Moses, Satan, God, repent, hell—as he further steadies his hold on his monotonous flow, steering it into unchartered territory, over an instrumental (which samples FlyLo's Captain Murphy project) that's a little lighter than what we were presented on last year's sophomore album I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside.
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Rev. Will Green, the pastor who was escorted out of a Monday speech from Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE after interrupting with a Bible verse, explained Tuesday what motivated him to call on the Trump administration official to "repent" over his stance on immigration.
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" Mr. Ellison's best-known work includes "A Boy and His Dog" (230), a novella set in a postapocalyptic wasteland of the United States, which was made into a 20083 movie; "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" (22008), a short story about a computer that tortures the last five humans on earth; "The City on the Edge of Forever," a beloved back-in-time episode of the "Star Trek" television series in 211; and " 'Repent, Harlequin!
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Since then, activists, politicians and businessmen have all borrowed the story line to lend legitimacy to their ambitions, but few have done so more powerfully than civil rights leaders: Martin Luther King Jr. insisted that Christians who had succumbed to bigotry could repent only by righting racial wrongs; Malcolm X recounted his transformation from hustler and felon to militant activist and Muslim, and in so doing, he invited a nation of sinners to follow him down the same spiritual path.
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Instead, the world will be rebuilt by the ones so often relegated to the sidelines: Bran, who basically becomes the George Washington of Westeros; Sansa, who will rule the North as an independent nation; Tyrion, who will repent for his mistakes by helping to fix them; Bronn, who now controls all the money (lol); Davos, who's in charge of his beloved ships; and Ser Brienne, who has finally earned her spot on the Kingsguard of the sole reigning monarch, rather than one of any number of usurpers.
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