Select ALL elements Lewis associates with repentance.

### Why this is right - **Recognizing that one has taken the wrong direction**: Repentance includes admitting that one has been in rebellion. - **Surrendering rebellion and turning back to God**: Lewis describes repentance as laying down arms and returning to God. - **Being willing to start again**: The return involves beginning anew rather than defending the old course. ### The concept Repentance is more than regret. Lewis describes it as a practical change of allegiance and direction, involving humility and surrender. He argues that asking for return without this change is asking to return while refusing to return. ### The other options - **C. Expecting God to accept a return without any actual change of direction**: Lewis says this is incoherent because returning to God involves turning back. - **E. Treating repentance as merely feeling bad about consequences**: Regret alone does not amount to the surrender and change Lewis describes. ### Terms - **Repentance**: Turning away from rebellion and returning to God. ### Remember Repentance means changing direction, not merely disliking where the old direction led.