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Tuesday | 6 Sep 2022
Metanoia
[met-uh-naw-yuh]
Noun
Greek - late 16th century
- Definition
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A profound, usually spiritual, transformative change of heart.
- Examples of word Metanoia in a sentence
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“Contemplating the beauty and presence of God in all things can lead us to metanoia, a conversion that moves us to respond to the crisis faced by our planet, our home, God’s creation.”
- Did you Know?
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The word “metanoia” originated from the Greek word “metanoia” meaning “to change one's mind, repent”
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