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  "textContent": "When Jews conceive of questions of guilt and forgiveness, they are often framed around the biblical concept of “Teshuvah.” While Teshuvah is often translated as “repentance,” that terminology has a particularly harsh Christian connotation that loses the process that the Hebrew word connotes.…",
  "title": "We Can Truly Forgive Oppressors Only When Oppression Ends"
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