The Letter of Metanoia (µet????a)

The Letter of Metanoia: The aim of this literary work is to reform the minds of Christians in harmony to sapient thought and mystical revelation inspired by God. The letter aims to offer guidance for the open-minded Christian, and to discourage Chrisitian fundamnentalism as an influence to faith. The meaning of metanoia is having a change of thought or better yet, the heart. Repentance is an english construction from the latin word such as "poenitire", which attempts to translate the greek word "metanoia". However, the actual or original concept for metanoia was purged away by the latin conception, and such a concept did not make its way to english linguistics. The Latin translation is known to overlook Koine Greek conception and its rhetoric. This is why words like "aionios" are fathomed as "eternal" in both Latin and English thought. The literature itself is an attempt to reconcile Christians back to their Creator, as did Jesus on the Cross for all of mankind. This book is not meant to offer a keen and very indepth explanation of the Jewish customs, but to address essential points for the welfare/concern of Christian morality and mysticism. Mysticism in this book is not of any New Age concept, yet simply it means "communion with God". The entire focus of this book is to reform the Christian back into intimacy with God and philosophy inspired by the mind of Christ. The author intends to reprove detrimental thoughts and to revive Christian simplicity in the body of Christ.