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Atonement (also
atoning, to
atone) is the
concept of a
person taking action to
correct previous wrongdoing on
their part,
either through direct action...
- An
atonic seizure (also
called drop seizure,
akinetic seizure,
astatic seizure, or drop attack) is a type of
seizure that
consists of
partial or complete...
- lit. 'Day of
Atonement';
plural יום הכיפורים, Yom HaKipurim) is the
holiest day of the year in Judaism. Its
central themes are
atonement and repentance...
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Limited atonement (also
called definite atonement or
particular redemption) is a
doctrine accepted in some
Christian theological traditions. It is particularly...
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their part.
Atonement may also
refer to:
Atonement in
Judaism Yom Kippur, the Day of
Atonement, the biblical/Jewish
observance Atonement in Christianity...
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Blood atonement is a
disputed doctrine in the
history of Mormonism,
under which the
atonement of
Jesus does not
redeem an
eternal sin. To
atone for an...
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justification following this salvation.
While the idea of Jesus'
death as an
atonement for
human sin was
derived from the
Christian Bible, and was elaborated...
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Substitutionary atonement, also
called vicarious atonement, is a
central concept within Christian theology which ****erts that
Jesus died "for us", as propagated...
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Atonic may
refer to: In music: Atonality, lack of a key or
tonal center In medicine: Atony, a
muscle losing its
strength In linguistics:
Atonic or unaccented...
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Atonement is a 2001
British metafiction novel written by Ian McEwan. Set in
three time periods, 1935 England,
Second World War
England and France, and...
