CM310 Forgiveness and Reconciliation

Unit 10 Discussion CM310 Forgiveness and Reconciliation

Forgiveness and reconciliation are important parts of resolving conflicts. Besides, they are strong factors influencing and improving people’s psychological and physical health. Some arguments claim that forgiveness is mainly a gift to the person involved in forgiving the other person and not necessarily for the person being forgiven.  One important aspect of forgiveness and reconciliation in consideration to chapter 10 is mainly the fact that they are important and necessarily particularly in restoring relationships. This case means that forgiveness and reconciliation are critical in influencing the ability of people to understand how specific circumstances that might be affecting their relationships can be responded to with a primary objective of achieving specific positive outcomes through building a strong relationship between people (Cahn & Abigail, 2014).

In most cases, people are not just willing to forgive others. However, when forgiveness is offered to another person, it is important not to take it lightly. Although forgiveness is forgiveness, it also does not mean that reconciliation is possible in such circumstances. As a result, it is important to ensure effectiveness and positive outcomes in salvaging strong relationships with other people. People might be going through many issues. Good relationships and communication play a critical role in this case in the ability of involved people to solve existing problems and come to a good understanding that helps solve such issues (Emerick, 2017). Generally, forgiveness is a gift wholeheartedly. The main reason is that its plays a critical role in representing peace of mind onto a particularly anger issue allowing an individual to move on to desired and better things. As a result, holding onto different things plays a critical role in affecting a person mentally and physically.          

References

Cahn, D. D., & Abigail, R. A. (2014). Managing conflict through communication (5th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson Education, Inc.

Emerick, B. (2017). Forgiveness and reconciliation. The moral psychology of forgiveness, 117-34.