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How do we know contrition is necessary for salvation?

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Scripture indicates that true contrition over sin leads to repentance and is essential for salvation.

Contrition, or being genuinely broken over sin, is highlighted as crucial in the believer's life. Psalm 51:17 illustrates that a broken and contrite heart is what God desires, showing that recognition of our sinfulness is not merely emotional but is rooted in a deep-seated conviction. Without this contrition, there cannot be genuine repentance, and consequently, no salvation can be attained. True contrition drives us towards Jesus, who provides forgiveness and hope, making it an essential element of the Christian faith.
Scripture References: Psalm 51:17

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