This becomes particularly clear where angry outbursts about injustice and failure are followed by pleas for forgiveness and offers of acts of redemption.
The authors talk in vague terms of linking debt forgiveness to fiscal and financial responsibility, but this is unspecific and vague.
She was next led before all the domestic animals to ask their forgiveness and blessing.
In addition, many ideas about debt forgiveness have carried the day recently because the discussions have moved out of a state-to-state context.
Yet, no matter how deep our shame, forgiveness is offered.
Here one must learn that, when it comes to finding forgiveness, one can do nothing, one can only accept it.
In other words, forgiveness will be the opposite of anger.
Further, if we are learning of the wrong at the same moment that we are viewing the forgiveness, it will be still harder to approve.
