Although I do agree with this headline, her forgiveness of one another doesn’t account for the lives lost, the jobs lost, the businesses destroyed, livelihoods, addictions, suicides, shaming to extremes I’ve never seen in my lifetime, and the outright denial, nor accountability from those that led us into this.
This was a MAJOR setback and saying, ‘I didn’t know’ was the same thing that the German’s in WWII said when it happened to the Jews. It wasn’t that they ‘didn’t know’, it was that they didn’t care to know. They didn’t care to look into it because they, themselves might get persecuted. The truth was always out there. Just like today
She ends the article by saying that ‘The standard saying is that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.’ I agree with this statement as well… unfortunately, most people never looked back in history to see that this had been done before, and before that, and before that. We’ve been warned that something like this would happen by President Eisenhower in 1961. I’ll let you do the research on that one. Again, unfortunately, most of you won’t.
I pray that we all learned something from this.
I pray that we CAN actually grow from this.
I want to leave you with this…
We are all mirrors of each other. When we are ‘against’ someone else we are really ‘against’ ourselves. Do unto others as you would have done unto you. That statement summerize it all.
Here is the link to the article so you can read this yourself.
