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Forgiveness

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Forgiveness is not about forgetting the past but about shedding yourself (and others) of ongoing resentment or bitterness. Jacques Derrida, a prominent twentieth century philosopher, approached forgiveness as a complex and nuanced concept, with inherent paradoxes and tensions.

Derrida suggested that forgiveness involves acknowledging the pain and injustice while still striving for understanding and reconciliation.We should not view forgiveness as a form of weakness or being overly submissive.

At the same time, forgiveness should not be doled to others without any forethought. Of course, in an ideal world, forgiveness would only be given once there is a degree of genuine remorse and commitment to change from whomever offended you.

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