Is regret one of the virtues? Is it different from repentance? Are we to regret things after being secure in our forgiveness in Christ?

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Christanon 07/14/19 (Sun) 16:28:07 04285d No.820882

Is regret one of the virtues? Is it different from repentance? Are we to regret things after being secure in our forgiveness in Christ?

Christanon 07/14/19 (Sun) 17:36:25 2edd35 No.820892

>>820882

Regret is part of contrition, which is required for repentance.

Christanon 07/14/19 (Sun) 19:07:18 04285d No.820905

>>820892

So is regret intrinsic to the faith? Does regret ever end?

Christanon 07/14/19 (Sun) 21:28:06 897aae No.820935

>>820905

Regret doesn't end, but if you proceed upon the path, it will become less and less.

Christanon 07/15/19 (Mon) 00:48:08 2edd35 No.820968

>>820905

I'd say yes, because even the most saintly people imaginable (i.e. any human who isn't literally Jesus) will still sin. You're not supposed to want to sin, and you're supposed to be sorry when it happens. Sorry that you've offended God, sorry that you've strayed from the path, sorry for any other knock-on effects that sin might have caused. All of those things are regret.