What if people said they were truly sorry for their harmful actions? Would we be a more peaceful society? Would we have fewer lawsuits? Our special guest is Lee Taft, who practiced law in Dallas for 20 years before he went to Harvard Divinity School and found his niche exploring the power of apology, repentance and reconciliation.

What if people said they were truly sorry for their harmful actions? Would we be a more peaceful society? Would we have fewer lawsuits? Our special guest is Lee Taft, who practiced law in Dallas for 20 years before he went to Harvard Divinity School and found his niche exploring the power of apology, repentance and reconciliation.

What if people said they were truly sorry for their harmful actions? Would we be a more peaceful society? Would we have fewer lawsuits? Our special&nbsp;guest is Lee Taft, who practiced law in Dallas for 20 years before he went to Harvard Divinity School and found his niche exploring the power of apology, repentance and reconciliation.

The Power of Apology

Absolute Living: Putting Principles Into Action with Rev. Ellen Debenport and co-host Laura Shepard is a spiritual jam session that needs your voice! Most of us know some spiritual basics, but how are we living them in the real world? How do they show up in relationships, work or health? Can we really make practical decisions from a higher consciousness? Absolute Living is about those daily choices that create the lives we want to lead … and create the kingdom of heaven on earth. Join the Absolute Living group on Facebook. The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

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The Power of Apology

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