The theme of Atonement

What is atonement?

• The process of hiding a wrongdoing or sin
• The process of making amends for a wrongdoing or sin
• The process of justifying a wrongdoing or sin
• The act of committing a sin

What is the nature of sin and wrongdoing in relation to atonement?

• Sin and wrongdoing do not exist
• Humans are inherently flawed or imperfect
• Humans are perfect and sinless
• Sin and wrongdoing are only committed by a select few

What is the process of atonement?

• Making amends for wrongdoing and seeking forgiveness
• Denying that a wrongdoing was committed
• Blaming someone else for the wrongdoing or sin
• Committing more sins to make up for the first one

What is the opposite of atonement?

• Acceptance
• Punishment
• Denial
• Forgiveness

What is the purpose of atonement?

• To justify a wrongdoing or sin
• To make amends for a wrongdoing or sin
• To hide a wrongdoing or sin
• To ignore a wrongdoing or sin

What is the debate over whether atonement can truly erase the consequences of wrongdoing?

• Atonement can only provide spiritual or emotional relief
• Atonement can erase all consequences of wrongdoing
• Atonement is not necessary for forgiveness
• Atonement can have a tangible impact on the world

What is the relationship between atonement and forgiveness in many religions and belief systems?

• Atonement is not related to forgiveness
• Forgiveness and atonement are unrelated concepts
• Forgiveness is necessary for atonement
• Atonement is necessary for forgiveness

What is the belief about the impact of atonement on the world?

• Atonement has no impact on the world
• Atonement only has a spiritual or emotional impact
• Atonement can have a tangible impact on the world
• Atonement is not related to the world