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[celtic_fyre]

You know, what does it really take to be forgiven? True there are some things that seem unforgiveable, and others that truely are unforgettable, verging on the unforgiveable. But where is that line? I know I've done some pretty terrible things, things that I shouldn't have done, but I don't consider any of them truly unforgiveable. Yet I find

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[sallyk]

I really really really really really wish I knew the answer to this question.

[celtic_fyre]

well when I get my hands on that little answer book of life, I'll be sure to get a copy for you.

[mynewaddiction]

i miss you nightfire

carol

[chicamochila]

You know, I remember something a priest once said during a sermon he gave -- he asked what happens after the party for the prodigal son. Do things just go back to the way they were? What has to change? And maybe forgiveness lies in the change, in the examining of what was done and the recognition that something new is taking place now. Acceptance alone will just breed problems again.