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Catholicism
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In Catholicism, regular confessing of sins to a priest for forgiveness and absolution is a common practice.
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secular
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Secular cultures do not commonly practice confession, but individuals may still admit mistakes to close contacts.
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Catholicism in Europe
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Regular confessing of sins to a priest is a common practice in the Catholic culture in Europe.
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Catholic-majority countries
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The concept of regular confession to a priest for spiritual guidance and absolution is prevalent in Catholic-majority countries.
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Catholicism in the Western World
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In Catholicism in the Western world, confession involves confessing sins to a priest for absolution.
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Protestantism
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In Protestantism, direct confession to God without involving a priest is emphasized.
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Buddhist culture
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In Buddhist culture, confession may not be a formal religious practice.
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Catholicism in Latin America
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In Latin American Catholic culture, confessing to a priest is a common practice for seeking forgiveness.
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Christianity in the West
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In Western Christian culture, confession involves admitting sins and seeking forgiveness from a priest.
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Eastern spiritual traditions
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Confession in Eastern spiritual traditions involves meditation and self-reflection in pursuit of inner peace and enlightenment.
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Secular European countries
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In secular European countries, confession is more commonly associated with admitting wrongdoing in personal or professional contexts than as a religious sacrament.
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Traditional Chinese culture
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In traditional Chinese culture, confession of personal feelings is less common due to the emphasis on maintaining harmony and saving face.
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legal system in the United States
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Confession is a legal statement admitting to a crime and can be used as evidence in court in the United States.
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