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Let see... It all depends on your raising... If you where raise a Christians, where you are to be
respectful and trust God, then it's best not to hold grudges on anyone that offended you, just to
glorify the Lord. Yet, if you where raise as a atheists, then you might hold grudge against anyone
who offended you. Personally, I was raise on Confucius with Christian influence, I would I'm not
sure... To this day, I'm still held righteous grudge on neo-coms and those folks who are afraid of
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I hold a grudge against one person in my life. It doesn't infringe on my day to day life. Just
everyso often I think about him and want to kick the hell out him. If I ever see him again I will.
I can keep that grudge locked away in its own little place and carry on being the happy,
peaceful, soul I am. I have no reason to forgive, it wouldn't help one jot.
I have a friend who always forgives people who have no right for forgiveness and he simmers over all
the time. I think because he is angry about being walked over all the time. |
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People should hold grudges as it makes them able to tell which people have wronged them and which
people have not. It is an innate thing in your mind and so is good. Forgiveness is a way of fooling
yourself into believing that you are good and moral. |
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I donno, I kinda hold a grudge against neo-nazis. And Ted Klaudt...
I believe that sometimes it is deserved. When a person is truly, honestly, wrong, there is no
reason to forgive. Research Ted Klaudt, if that doesn't make your blood boil, nothing will. |
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24 Apr 2008 02:00
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