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Hilchot Teshuva 1:4-2:2 (Defining Repentance, The Perfect Penitent, Atonement for Chilul Hashem)

August 15, 2018 5:45 pm

Repentance effects immediate atonement in certain cases, whereas sometimes other things need to occur alongside repentance before a person receives atonement. What are these other things, and when do they apply? How do we define a perfect penitent? Can someone be an imperfect penitent? And what is the official definition of “repentance”?

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