Among the things commonly described as reconciled are ideas, narratives, persons, groups, and God. To reconcile theories with one another is to render them mutually consistent. To reconcile yourself to the fact that you have cancer is to live better with the belief that you do. Reconciliation of the divine-human relationship is linked in the Christian tradition to the notion of salvation. … Reconciliation, as an outcome, is an improvement in the relations among parties formerly at odds with one another.
–Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy–