The term redemption is a very significant term in human consciousness. Redemption is the action that a person can take to remove pain or suffering from another person. Many times, oneself can be redeemed from sins simply by doing good and without the need of another, exchanging those mistakes for greater love and respect for others. Redemption can then be understood as a second chance to face life, reality, free of pain, sin or suffering. As you can see, the concept of redemption has a very powerful link to religion and spirituality.
Redemption is an action of profound significance for a person's life. However it is carried out or carried out, redemption frees a person from all the bad that can surround or determine his life. By redeeming a person you are allowing them to face their life or reality in a new, different and renewed way.
Sometimes redemption has to do with freeing the person from suffering that can be very deep, both physical and emotional or even mental. Other times, redemption may have to do with ridding a person of their sins or mistakes to allow them to reinsert themselves back into the social fabric that moves according to certain parameters.
In Catholic doctrine, redemption is perhaps one of the most important, noble and significant works of Jesus, the people's redeemer. This is so since Jesus is the one who redeems human beings from the original sin committed by Adam and Eve to allow them to enter the world of Heaven, his home and the Lord's. Jesus' redemption becomes flesh through his suffering, his death, and his resurrection.
