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| + | ====== The Holy Qurbono ====== | ||
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| **Sacrifice** is the fundamental act of religion, through which we acknowledge our **dependence on God** and express our **desire for union with Him**. This desire is symbolized by offering a **gift to God**, representing our intention to offer **ourselves** to Him. However, due to **sin**, sacrifice also takes on the character of **expiation**. | **Sacrifice** is the fundamental act of religion, through which we acknowledge our **dependence on God** and express our **desire for union with Him**. This desire is symbolized by offering a **gift to God**, representing our intention to offer **ourselves** to Him. However, due to **sin**, sacrifice also takes on the character of **expiation**. | ||
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| Thus, sacrifice is a deeply religious act where man, by offering himself through a **victim**, turns to **God**, who is his ultimate **good** (offering or oblation), and renounces **sin**, which is his **evil** (immolation). The divine acceptance of the sacrifice **sanctifies** the offering and establishes the sought-after **heavenly alliance** (communion). | Thus, sacrifice is a deeply religious act where man, by offering himself through a **victim**, turns to **God**, who is his ultimate **good** (offering or oblation), and renounces **sin**, which is his **evil** (immolation). The divine acceptance of the sacrifice **sanctifies** the offering and establishes the sought-after **heavenly alliance** (communion). | ||
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