This document discusses different statements about forgiveness and asks the reader to determine whether each one is true or false. It addresses topics such as whether all actions can be forgiven, if forgiveness means condoning or forgetting the offense, and if forgiveness requires reconciliation, an apology, or frees the offender from responsibility. The document poses a series of statements for the reader to consider and determine their view on different aspects related to the concept of forgiveness.

1. There are actions that can be forgiven and actions
that cannot be forgiven.
True or False? Comment!

2. Forgiveness means
to condone and
forget the action
committed against
you and that is
very difficult.
True or False?
Comment!

3. I cannot forgive if the person
who offended me, isn't sorry
or regret it.
True or False?
Comment!

4. I cannot forgive if that person keeps hurting me.
True or False? Comment!

5. If I forgive that person, I'm allowing
an abusive situation.
True or False? Comment!

6. It doesn't matter how long it
takes me to forgive.
True or False?
Comment!

7. Forgiveness is something mental and emotional,
but it has nothing to do with my spiritual or
physical health.
True or False? Comment!

8. I cannot forgive because that minimizes, justifies or
denies, the action against me.
True or False? Comment!

9. There can be no forgiveness without
reconciliation.
True or False?
Comment!

10. I cannot forgive because that frees that person's
responsibility from the damage caused to me.
True or
False?
Comment!

11. Even after
forgiving, is
stressful and
tense to be
close to the
person who
offended you.
True or False? Comment!

12. Forgiving others is very different to forgive
ourselves.
True or False?
Comment!