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Forgiveness: breaking the chain of hate

Book about forgiveness as essential tool for resolving conflicts and breaking cycles of hate
Forgiveness: Breaking the Chain of Hate offers a transformative exploration of how reconciliation extends far beyond the mere cessation of violence in conflict zones. Drawing on decades of diplomatic experience, Michael Henderson presents a compelling collection of thought and theology designed for practitioners working in peace resolution and conflict transformation. Rather than settling for an end to overt hostility and physical battle, Henderson argues that forgiveness is the essential factor enabling societies to truly heal and move forward. This groundbreaking work examines forgiveness through multiple lenses, from national reconciliation efforts to personal transformation, providing practical insights for those seeking to bridge divides and rebuild fractured communities. By weaving together real-world case studies and spiritual perspectives, Henderson demonstrates how breaking cycles of hatred requires engaging the deepest dimensions of human reconciliation. This book speaks directly to diplomats, peacemakers, and anyone committed to genuine conflict resolution in our divided world.
Language

English

Publication
1990
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Language

English

Publication
1990
Type
Publishing permission
Granted
Publishing permission refers to the rights of FANW to publish this text on this website.