Sarah Fitzhugh is a Family Life major with a major love for all humans and their emotional wellbeing. She plans to help others connect in whatever capacity she can, be it in church, at work, or in her future family. She enjoys writing, family history, making food that tastes good, and playing around with the statistical analysis program R. And she hopes you make this day great!
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Love at Home: The Virtue of Forgiveness
Many people of Abrahamic religions believe that God loves all His children through His forgiving nature. Belief and trust in God, found across many religions, can influence peoples’ attitudes toward and experiences with forgiveness. Forgiveness is not always easy and may be a difficult process to go through – whether it be you forgiving others or others forgiving you. But it certainly seemed to be common across the religions that were included in a 2022 study led by Justin Hendricks and colleagues on forgiveness.[1] The research explored how religious beliefs about forgiveness were applied in families of faith.
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