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Forgiveness and Second Chances: Why do Christians withhold them?

icon1 Published by texxmezz in Christianity on October 14, 2006 | No Comments

Christians believe they are good at “forgive and forget” doctrine, but the reality proven once again with Mel Gibson is, we’re not. We’re even worse when it comes to giving a person a second chance. Doesn’t this go against the Lord’s statement in Matthew 18:21-22 about how many times we should forgive? Why do Christians refuse to forgive others who have haven’t wronged them? Finally, what can children teach us about this subject.

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