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    Is it possible that we mistake shame for guilt? we are taught from a young age to feel bad for doing bad things. When religion enters the picture, the offense escalates. The feeling that follows is often generically labeled as guilt, but there is often more going on.

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    Is it possible that we mistake shame for guilt? we are taught from a young age to feel bad for doing bad things. When religion enters the picture, the offense escalates. The feeling that follows is often generically labeled as guilt, but there is often more going on.

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    Is it possible that we mistake shame for guilt? we are taught from a young age to feel bad for doing bad things. When religion enters the picture, the offense escalates. The feeling that follows is often generically labeled as guilt, but there is often more going on.

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    Gardner: ELang 430R, Editing for Publication (Mormon Insights)
    Title Are You Feeling Guilt or Shame?
    Kicker (121 characters) We expect to feel guilty when we sin, and we know that godly sorrow is
    essential to true repentance, but is it possible that we mistake shame for guilt?
    Highlights of the source article (286 words)
    Guilt is a universal emotion. We are taught from a young age to feel bad for doing bad things
    and to make reparation when possible. But when religion enters the picture, the offense escalates.
    We believe that we have not only wronged another person but that we have also offended the
    maker of absolute Truth, that is, God. The feeling that follows is often generically labeled as
    guilt, but Wendy Ulrich writes [https://www.lds.org/ensign/2015/04/it-isnt-a-sin-to-beweak?lang=eng] that there is often more going on than we may realize.
    God is so disappointed in me. He wont love me until I repent. If I can just get over this, then
    Ill be all right with God again and he can bless me. These are shameful ideas that Satan feeds
    us. These feelings of despair may even lead us to repent
    [https://www.lds.org/scriptures/gs/repent-repentance?lang=eng&letter=r], which helps us on the
    way to healing. But the negative feelings can continue to masquerade as godly sorrow and weigh
    us down even after we have repented. These negative thoughts run contrary to the true character
    of God and the attitude we should take toward sin and repentance.
    We know that Gods love is unchanging, his patience infinite, and his confidence in us
    eternal. We know that through the Atonement [http://www.mormon.org/faq/atonement-ofchrist], sin can be forgiven and abandoned. Our loving Father in Heaven does not condition his
    love and acceptance on good behavior. He knows we will not be perfect in this life and he gives
    us weaknesses to teach us humility and dependence on him
    [https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/brad-wilcox_his-grace-is-sufficient/]. As we let our hearts turn to
    him and trust our own goodnesstrust that we are truly striving to become more like Jesus
    Christour minds can be cleared. We will begin to see the difference between devil-driven
    shame and God-given sorrow, and we will come to know that Gods love has accompanied us all
    along (1 John 4:8, 16)[https://www.lds.org/scriptures/nt/1-jn/4.8,16?lang=eng].

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    Commented [BH5]: I see where you are going with this
    sentence, but maybe we can re-word it so that repentance doesnt
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    We could also split it just before Our loving Heavenly Father a
    few sentences farther down. Would one of those work better than the
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    Read the full article online. [https://www.lds.org/ensign/2015/04/it-isnt-a-sin-to-beweak?lang=eng]

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    Source: lds.org/Ensign
    (Optional) Hyperlinks to relevant articles, videos, etc.
    Read President Uchtdorfs thoughts on the love of God. [https://www.lds.org/generalconference/2009/10/the-love-of-god?lang=eng]

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