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    Reconciliation may be practically impossible (e.g., the o... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Reconciliation is not necessary for forgiveness.

    Reconciliation may be practically impossible (e.g., the offender has moved away with no way to be contacted), yet forgiveness can still occur.

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    Although in many cases forgiveness will be accompanied by reconciliation, it is neither a necessary nor sufficient condition for forgiveness. One reason for thinking that reconciliation is not necessary for forgiveness is that the offending party may be, for whatever reasons, unwilling to reconcile. But the fact that I am unwilling to restore our relationship does not, all by itself, make it impossible for you forgive me for the wrong I did to you. In other cases, reconciliation is practically impossible. Perhaps I have secretly moved to Fiji and you have no way to get in touch with me. You ca...

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