You can't. God sanctifies you, you don't sanctify yourself. One view on sanctification says that as life goes on, the christian becomes more and more holy and becomes closer and closer to attaining God's standard. However, according to reformed theology, God's standard is unnattainable. "for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God" Romans 3:23 (for more on this, read Romans 3:10-18) That is where the beauty of the Cross comes in. By being a perfect sacrifice, Jesus atoned for the debt that is impossible for you to pay. Therefore, as a Christian's life progresses, they should be able to see more and more of their sin, but at the same time, more and more of God's forgiveness. So the understanding of the need for the cross grows. It is this understanding of personal need for grace that allows a Christian to be gracious and forgiving to others. If you'd like to read more on the theology of sin, grace, and forgiveness, God's Way of Peace by Horatius Bonar is great to read.
That depends entirely upon the religious context. His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI, maintains his holiness by adhering to the principles of Catholicism. But you may not be a Catholic in which case you would do it differently.
No one can ever become holy because everyone sins. Once you go to heaven you're holy then because there is no sin in heaven.
Communion with God via prayer and fighting on god's behalf to make the world a place free of sin, oppression, and suffering (although all three are interdependent)
it means to be faithful to God and foolow everything he says
To share their life together and grow in holiness means to be married and go to church and have their testimonies grow
Sacraments are important in many religious traditions as outward signs of inward grace. They are considered to be sacred rituals that symbolize and convey spiritual realities, helping individuals connect with the divine and deepen their faith. Sacraments are believed to confer blessings, offer spiritual nourishment, and strengthen the bonds of community within a religious faith.
This question is very open-ended. According to tradition, you grow in holiness when you do any righteous act whatsoever, with a pure heart and without the intention of boasting or having your acts seen and/or recognized. It's not limited to any sort of celebration.
I feel skeptical about holiness.
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They give us strength to overcome adversity. Also, we grow in faith by receiving the sacraments as often as we can.
That is the correct spelling of the noun "holiness" (sanctity).The spelling when used for the Pope is capitalized (e.g. His Holiness).
Holy Father, Your Holiness or His Holiness
No such thing as a holiness code.
Some religious people seek holiness. Holiness is thought of as a Godly trait.
From the website at the link below: THE POPE: Addressing a letter: His Holiness Pope N___________ Salutation: Most Holy Father; Your Holiness. Concluding a letter: I have the honor to profess myself with the most profound respect, your Holiness' most obedient and humble servant. In personal speech: Your Holiness
Pilgrim Holiness Church was created in 1897.