Q: Dear Rabbi Gellman, you asked if we must unconditionally forgive. I used to go to a priest for spiritual counseling, Monsignor James Cooney. One day, a co-worker said she could never be a Christian ...

I am re-reading a book I highly recommend by Beth Moore, “Jesus, the One and Only.” It reminds me rather vigorously forgiveness is still a critical concept in the life ...

Second, you have been forgiven by God for your sins, and in turn you need to forgive others for theirs. Forgiveness is not only in God’s nature, but it is required of those who have received it.

If God can forgive you, we all should forgive one another." Her comments came up in a more general conversation about acceptance, a concept she's able to embrace because of something she calls ...

“Mr President, you have no excuses before God or the people of Nigeria. Neither God nor history will not forgive you if you fail. This is our moment, our date with history.

The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Mathew Kukah, has tasked President Bola Tinubu to put a permanent end to the killings of Nigerians.