Forgiven but Not Forgotten

Focusing on forgiveness and reconciliation, this work delves into the aftermath of political conflicts, civil wars, and genocide. It analyzes case studies and initiatives aimed at fostering dialogue and healing. Highlighting the role of religion as a potential force for peace, the book emphasizes the intertwined nature of justice and forgiveness, arguing that true peace requires both. It underscores the fragility of human justice and advocates for a respectful approach that incorporates forgiveness to mend and restore relationships.