Tag Archives: forgiveness

If we want a civil discussion, it is up to us to bring an educated view to the table.

First, forgiveness and seeking justice are not the same thing. While they are both other-regarding and virtuous, there are important differences.

The destruction of the Second Temple by Roman forces in 70 AD ended the era of animal sacrifices in Judaism.

However, they are two distinctly different activities. While forgiveness is prized across spiritual traditions—and in psychology as well—forgetting may not be wise.

Andy CastroLang recently wrote a thought-provoking article for SpokaneFāVS about forgiveness that forced me to address unforgiveness about an incident that occurred the day before I read her article.

As a university student, and a strong person of faith I want to take a moment to remind us all, active citizens of this nation we call home, of the one seemingly most overlooked and underappreciated practice: Forgiveness. Specifically, forgiveness in politics.