The word "forgiveness" means “to dismiss, to release, to leave or abandon.” A judge that has "dismissed" the charges against a defendant means that person has been forgiven of any wrong doing. This is ...

“Forgive and forget.” This is familiar advice given for anyone who’s been wronged by someone else. It suggests that forgiving will help you forget the harm that’s been done to you, allowing you to ...

A GoBankingRates survey found 52% of Americans support blanket student loan forgiveness. It also found 20% of respondents think the government should stay out of debt cancellation. Democrats are ...

Oftentimes people say that the hardest person to forgive is oneself. Although self-forgiveness may sound challenging, it is learnable (Cornish & Wade, 2015). To be clear, self-forgiveness is not ...

How do we forgive leaders who exploit their power in a crisis? Or co-workers who make decisions that tarnish all who work there? How do we forgive those we believe support immoral political positions ...

These reflections don’t excuse or erase the offense, but they deepen our understanding of how the harm occurred. As I often ...

(NEXSTAR) – In just a few weeks, millions of Americans will be able to apply for up to $20,000 each in federal student loan forgiveness through the Biden administration. While exact details about the ...

On Friday night, hours after this story was published, a federal appeals court granted a stay that temporarily blocks the White House’s student loan forgiveness plan, preventing it from canceling any ...

We are not carrying grudges into the upcoming new year, are we? The goal to start afresh isn’t just reserved for quitting ...

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In a world where hostility is rewarded with attention and controversy becomes viral within moments, how do we hold space for the opposing opinion? What does it mean for one to be “cancelled”? Can we ...