Could you forgive the person who murdered your family? This incredibly powerful and difficult question is addressed in the film "as we forgive" airing on PBS stations tonight. I have not seen the film but became acquainted with the project about 4 months ago after reading the book by the same name. I am astounded by the depth of forgiveness exhibited by victims of the genocide in Rawanda in the early 1990's. I am shamed by my own petty un-forgiveness.
If you have a PBS station on your T.V. set check the listing. I assure you the stories told here will be well worth your while. You can find more information about the film at as we forgive.
I will be posting more on the issue of forgiveness soon.
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2 comments:
Forgiveness would come hard in that regard.
John, This is a probing question about forgiving a person who would do such a horrible thing. I will look for a DVD of this program to watch. Thanks for the reccomendation.
Paul
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