What is the primary role of 'Repentance' in the process of salvation?
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Correct answer: Changing your mind and turning away from sin toward God
Biblical repentance (metanoia) involves a fundamental shift in direction. It is not merely sorrow, but a decision to abandon sin and submit to the authority of God.
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