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2. The Tragic Nature of Reality
Persons can be guilty of harming others without at any time having malevolent intent.
Furthermore, persons with the best of intentions can harm others. One must come to the
realization that forgiveness may be necessary even if the person or persons to be forgiven could
not have acted otherwise (and at no time possessed malevolent intent). An example of such a
paradoxical scenario would be the person who is unable to love (i.e. that a person is unable to
recognize the true needs of another). Such a person may feign the characteristics he or she simply
does not possess, but will still, in the end, be incapable of loving another.


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>The tragic nature of such a condition

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