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Dietrich Bonhoeffer: the paradox of forgiveness, and the price tag it hides
A bottle of wine arrives at Daniel’s door on a Thursday. The card says, in his former business partner’s handwriting, “Time to let bygones be bygones.”
Three years ago that partner moved the company’s clients to a new firm and left Daniel with the debts. He has never mentioned it since. Daniel puts the bottle on the counter and finds he cannot open it.
He tells himself he is being petty. The video above asks why that doubt is so often wrong. Here is the longer story.
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