Kindred,
It might surprise you to know forgiveness has nothing to do with the narrow way.
The victim did not commit any crime or sin: therefore, does not require forgiveness.
The victim, innocent of sin and wrong doing, did not moved away from the narrow way.
The confusion may stem from not holding a grudge when injured.
Note: Holding the guilty responsible and identifying the sin or crime are not grudges. Neither is having moral outrage when heinous crimes or sins are committed.
The perpetrator, sinner, did move away from the narrow way or was never on it to begin with.
Even if the victim forgives, the perp will still not be on the narrow way.
It is the belief of this author that there are different pathways to enlightenment and spiritual understanding. The hope is to develop positive connections and relationships.
Friday, September 13, 2019
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