<p>At one point several years ago, Deidre Nicole Green faced betrayal and deception which she said "crescendoed into blatant and dehumanizing cruelty" toward her. This resulted in her feeling "a deep need to understand forgiveness."</p>

At one point several years ago, Deidre Nicole Green faced betrayal and deception which she said "crescendoed into blatant and dehumanizing cruelty" toward her. This resulted in her feeling "a deep need to understand forgiveness."

Becoming Zion: Some Reflections on Forgiveness and Reconciliation

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