95+thesis

When Jesus said repent he meant to always do right. The word cannot be properly understood as referring to the sacrament of penance, i.e. confession and satisfaction, as administered by the clergy. You cannot repent using indulgences.
 * 1) When our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, said "Repent", He called for the entire life of believers to be one of repentance.

You can only repent through yourself. As long as you still do bad and don’t truly repent the sins still remain. The pope has no power to repent your sins. The pope cannot wash the sinful actions away but can only declare that god has. God never forgives sins without making him truly repent to the priest. Indulgences only apply to the living not the dead.
 * 1) Yet its meaning is not restricted to repentance in one's heart; for such repentance is null unless it produces outward signs in various mortifications of the flesh.
 * 1) As long as hatred of self abides (i.e. true inward repentance) the penalty of sin abides, viz., until we enter the kingdom of heaven.
 * 1) The pope has neither the will nor the power to remit any penalties beyond those imposed either at his own discretion or by canon law.
 * 1) The pope himself cannot remit guilt, but only declare and confirm that it has been remitted by God; or, at most, he can remit it in cases reserved to his discretion. Except for these cases, the guilt remains untouched.
 * 1) God never remits guilt to anyone without, at the same time, making him humbly submissive to the priest, His representative.
 * 1) The penitential canons apply only to men who are still alive, and, according to the canons themselves, none applies to the dead.

Indulgences will never apply when you die. 10.It is a wrongful act, due to ignorance, when priests retain the canonical penalties on the dead in purgatory. It is wrong when priest issue indulgences to the dead in purgatory. When Jesus said repent he meant to always do right. The word cannot be properly understood as referring to the sacrament of penance, i.e. confession and satisfaction, as administered by the clergy. You cannot repent using indulgences.
 * 1) Accordingly, the Holy Spirit, acting in the person of the pope, manifests grace to us, by the fact that the papal regulations always cease to apply at death, or in any hard case.
 * 1) When our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, said "Repent", He called for the entire life of believers to be one of repentance.

You can only repent through yourself. As long as you still do bad and don’t truly repent the sins still remain. The pope has no power to repent your sins. The pope cannot wash the sinful actions away but can only declare that god has. God never forgives sins without making him truly repent to the priest. Indulgences only apply to the living not the dead.
 * 1) Yet its meaning is not restricted to repentance in one's heart; for such repentance is null unless it produces outward signs in various mortifications of the flesh.
 * 1) As long as hatred of self abides (i.e. true inward repentance) the penalty of sin abides, viz., until we enter the kingdom of heaven.
 * 1) The pope has neither the will nor the power to remit any penalties beyond those imposed either at his own discretion or by canon law.
 * 1) The pope himself cannot remit guilt, but only declare and confirm that it has been remitted by God; or, at most, he can remit it in cases reserved to his discretion. Except for these cases, the guilt remains untouched.
 * 1) God never remits guilt to anyone without, at the same time, making him humbly submissive to the priest, His representative.
 * 1) The penitential canons apply only to men who are still alive, and, according to the canons themselves, none applies to the dead.

Indulgences will never apply when you die. 10.It is a wrongful act, due to ignorance, when priests retain the canonical penalties on the dead in purgatory. It is wrong when priest issue indulgences to the dead in purgatory.
 * 1) Accordingly, the Holy Spirit, acting in the person of the pope, manifests grace to us, by the fact that the papal regulations always cease to apply at death, or in any hard case.