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Friday, September 29, 2006

Question of the Day: Day 272

Are forgiveness and redemption the same thing or are they different? Which one have you needed in your life?

posted by Michelle at 8:41 AM


2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

In my mind, to be FORGIVEN connotates that one party no longer holds a grudge or any resentment toward another in regard to being wronged or hurt. It has more to do with a PAST TRANSGRESSION BEING WRITTEN OFF (REGARDLESS OF FUTURE INTENT).

Whereas redemption has more to do with the person who needs/wants to be forgiven CHANGING~ FROM THE MOMENT OF REDEMPTION FORWARD, WITH INTENTION OF NO LONGER CONTINUING TO TRANSGRESS against others, OR BEHAVE IN AN UNJUST MANNER toward others.

9/30/2006 6:27 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

* that should have read...
"toward another in regard to HAVING BEEN wronged or hurt..."

9/30/2006 6:29 AM  

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