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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AncientGlory" data-source="post: 11191663" data-attributes="member: 262433">Forgiving someone for a wrong done to you personally is indeed highly morale and noble. It is a process that happens in your mind and no one else is affected by it except you and the forgiven party. This has nothing to do with a religion, but is individual to oneself. Many religions promote such acts.But forgiving for the damage done by same wrong act to society should be dealt by the society and forgiveness is rarely part of the process. A crime done against the society should be punished accordingly. This is why there are laws and a society approved sentence system. The system is built to give justice.The process of confession and forgiveness in Christianity is really difficult to grasp for me in this context. I would be sent to eternal hell fire just because I refuse to believe in/love my father. But any one can go and do murder and repent his crimes sincerely and he will be given a place in heaven. I don't see a fair system at all.</blockquote>

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