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Very well said; I hadn't even thought of the Lords Prayer - one up to you!Terrywoodenpic said:Both are sin. but you can stop your self sinning. Thoeses that sin against you should be forgiven.
Both are covered in the Lords Prayer.(sinned and sinned against)
Terry
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Blessed are those who bring peace, they shall be children of God
I have a harder time forgiving myself as well.orichalcum said:I believe that any wrong done to me I can forgive, but I cannot forgive myself for hurting others.
It's very admirable to be able to forgive others, but I think it is also important to learn to forgive ourselves. If we believe that Christ died so that we might be forgiven for our sins, we need to recognize that God will no longer remember the sins of those who are sincerely repentant. I think that if we can't forgive ourselves when we know He has forgiven us, it's almost as if we aren't accepting the validity of His sacrifice. Does that make sense?orichalcum said:I believe that any wrong done to me I can forgive, but I cannot forgive myself for hurting others.
NetDoc said:But ask yourself. Are you even willing to be inconvenienced for someone? How about that guy that just cut you off in traffic.? I would suggest that if you are not willing to be inconvenienced than your belief that you would want to suffer rather than cause suffering may be misplaced.
Very good point. I think you are absolutely right.NetDoc said:But ask yourself. Are you even willing to be inconvenienced for someone? How about that guy that just cut you off in traffic.? I would suggest that if you are not willing to be inconvenienced than your belief that you would want to suffer rather than cause suffering may be misplaced.