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He believed no one should be hurt for what they have not done. "I have confessed myself! Is there no good penitence but it be public? God does not need my name nailed upon the church! God sees my name; God knows how black my sins are!

He suggested at each of us might be able to identify with one or more people within the passage. He suggest that perhaps we need to be like the woman and understand that we are worth of forgiveness and must give praise for that forgiveness. Or like Simon we need to have our perspectives renewed on the availability of grace for everyone. Maybe we need to be like the crowd and follow after the question of “Who is this , who even forgives sins?” Finally concluding with the point that we all are worthy of grace and we are called to receive and reciprocate that grace in our

Opponents argue that forgiving someone who has committed a crime would be one of the toughest things to do for a person. They believe it would be very difficult to forgive soldiers for what they had done because they people they killed were part of their friends and family. How can they forgive someone who was so beloved to them. In the book, "The Sunflower" Sven Alkalaj argues that we don't have the right to forgive a person on someone else's behalf. For example, Simon couldn't forgive Karl because he killed someone else’s family member. Karl did not have the right to forgive on behalf of those families. As a result, Simon left the room without saying any word to Karl because Simon knew that Karl committed crimes and also asking the wrong

Franklin H. Littell, a Professor Emeritus of Religion at Temple University, stated in his essay, “We are returned, willing or unwilling, to the most fundamental factor in law and order: even the most ruthless despot or dictator cannot rule without the least passive complicity of his subjects. On the other face of law and order: no crime can be inhibited or punished unless there is a strong conviction that to commit it is sinful” (Littell 200). In other words, no human has the right to forgive another human for the sins he/she has committed, but to be judge by

The shared theme is grudges only hurt this involved; forgiveness can save those from a lifetime consumed with anger because they both contain hatred toward somebody or something, but in the end somebody is forgiven. For example in The Interlopers the narrator quotes. "We have quarreled like devils all our lives over this stupid strip of forest...I-I will ask you to be my friend." This proves that in the end grudges are pointless. In "Forgiveness is Devine" the author asserts "Forgiveness frees you- it frees you to live without the weight of that anger and resentment." This explains that you should learn to forgive to live a fulfilling life. In life on should never hold a grudge, if one forgives it will give one relief and the other person including.

The three elements that Jankélévitch claims breaks downs true forgiveness is the “significant event that happens as such and such an instant of historical becoming,” then , “a gracious gift” the one who has been hurt give the one who caused the act, and lastly, an intimate exchange

“I just most respectfully return him the ticket”( Ivan, 245). According to religion we have to forgive our enemy as well as God forgives us. Ivan does not support the idea that one must forgive the actions of someone who made us suffer. He uses the example of a mother who saw her son been torn into pieces by the dog of the child tormentor. Ivan claims that “if she wants to, let her forgive the tormentor her immeasurable maternal suffering; but she has no right to forgive the suffering of her child who was torn into pieces”(Ivan, 245). Ivan thinks that if the mother forgive the tormentor of her child, she would be paying an extremely high price in order to satisfice God. He said that if it is the price he has to pay in order to go to God, then he prefer not to pay it and give it

1. The interview conducted for the research paper was done over the phone with Anne Betsalel. The interview took place on November 19, 2016 from 11:03 to 11:23 in the morning. Anne Betsalel lives close to Amsterdam, Holland, so the time there was 6:03 to 6:23 in the evening. Since the interview was done over the phone, the environment was my office room at my desk with my laptop. The distractions during the time were my family talking, as well as someone else being on the phone at the same time. Annet Betsalel was talking to someone else before the call, and later she had to find the title of a book, so there was a slight pause in dialogue. There was a beep that occurred randomly during the phone call, but other than that there were no

I interviewed my girlfriend. Why I interviewed her was to figure out how she got all of her cats. The goal was to find out how she got her cats. The setting was in our apartment kitchen I was on one side of the table the left side and she was on the other side of the table, but we both sat on the side so we were not hidden behind the table. She was facing our dining room wall that has nothing on it but a light switch which is the side that I was on. I started the interview by asking what all pets she had as a child. I did great, I got the answer that I wanted out of her. The rapport was well established already because we have been together for so long that she wasn't nervous about me asking her questions. I didn't want to have questions set

In my life I have never had any political enforcement or strict religious influence. My parents were very lenient when it came too political preaching. I was taught to be a caring and respectful individual. My political understanding and beliefs have been molded from my early political memories and socialization experiences. As a young adult I have always strived to become knowledgeable about political ideals mainly because I was never really taught to believe in something specific. I eventually was drawn towards many different social and political perspectives, which is how I came to a logical conclusion of how I view the world politically

In line 41, it would have been advisable to ask Max how is his relationship with his stepdad and since he did confirm his relationship with him is good I could ask what makes him have a good relationship with his stepfather. This question would thereby cause Max to explain provide me with a more in-depth description of his stepfather and their relationship as well as the support he receives from home and proved beneficial to the interview. I also was nervous at line 34 to ask how his father’s absence affected him, which is why I must get more comfortable with asking tough

When people are hurt by others most would do justice, but others will forgive. The first sentence is important to the essay because people can’t choose both justice and forgiveness. The reason is that both lead to two different outcomes. The topic of this essay is to see if justice and forgiveness go hand in hand. In the next three paragraphs I will be talking about how justice and forgiveness have different outcomes, that they can’t happen at the same time, and that they have different motives.

Barack Obama’s story is a story that has been infused into his genetic foundation, the idea that his nation is greater than the sum of it. The parts which are many, they are just one. Obama believes that we can’t work out the challenges of our time unless we come together as one and unite to solve them . We all want a better future for our children and grandchildren and unless we perfect the union by understanding that we all have many different stories, each one is unique. But one thing that everyone do have in common is hope, which can’t give up on. Obama’s belief comes from his dense faith and generosity of the American people.

How did the interviews go – how did the questions work?  What things helped improve the interview? What are the characteristics of a good AI interview?

“Hey, I’m here to see the manager?” I answered. “I’m sorry,” he replied, “but the manager is not here today, I’m Brendan. Is there anything that I can assist you with?” I was disappointed, but then I thought, he might know more about the people in that gym as he interacts with them more. It took me a while to say, but then I told him about the interview that I wanted to make but since the manager was not here, I would like to interview him. He agreed. He offered that we should sit down in the food court. I nodded. As I followed him, I glanced around. The machines were painted