How would you react if you or a loved one were to be violated? Would you be blinded by rage, seeking nothing less than brutal vengeance? Or would you be able to distance yourself from that terrible experience and be content with the judicial process taking its course? Could you ever forgive the perpetrator? Or would his cruel act leave a vexing mark on your soul forever? In today's episode Steven and I discuss these and related questions and what we learn about our internal nature in response to outward experiences of undeserved crisis.


One LDS Man's Story of Tragedy and the Power of Forgiveness:
https://www.ldsliving.com/just-let-go-one-lds-mans-story-of-tragedy-and-the-power-of-forgiveness/s/71058
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7zwQ_7q-fU

Wisconsin Amish Family Forgives Hit-And-Run Driver:
https://amishamerica.com/wisconsin-amish-family-forgives-hit-and-run-driver/

Matthew Perry debates drug courts with Peter Hitchens:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDtIZZiySgA


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