Forgiveness
- Forgiveness: The liberating madness of the impossible
Can true forgiveness exist only when there is no reason to forgive?
True forgiveness, if there is such a thing, must be forgiveness of the unforgivable. - Forgiveness: the journey of restitution that demands a price
Is forgiveness an inner feeling, or a legal contract that demands payment?
And if he has died — he brings ten people, stands them by his grave, and says: 'I have sinned against the Lord, God of Israel, and against this person whom I have harmed'... - Forgiveness: when the refusal to reconcile is a moral stance
Can refusing to forgive be an act of courage rather than weakness?
But resentment is the victim's protest against the biology of forgetting. - Forgiveness: when words become a tool for healing and liberation
Why is it impossible to truly forgive without speaking the words aloud?
And anyone who confesses at length and elaborates on this matter is praiseworthy. - Forgiveness: The time machine that changes the past
Can you change the past without traveling back in time?
Great is repentance, for deliberate sins are transformed into merits for him.