more the else if you want to we're talking about forgiveness right yes sir and then i have another

i have another subject if you don't mind as well well let's see how we do on the forgiveness

one and what time we have left no problem um the one about christian forgiveness and i've watched

your video on that um by the way my name is jordan first man man. A pleasure to meet you as well.

I've seen some of your content.

I've kept up with some of it, and I've been keeping abreast of, I guess, the whole new

Christian movement that's been coming from, I guess, the state of things in the U.S.

and how the progressive left has kind of just taken over the culture.

And so being a black American myself, I've kind of despaired over, I guess, well, in my community,

that in particular. But as far as Christian forgiveness goes, when I saw how Charlie Kirk's

wife responded and then how people kind of had a vitriolic response to that,

I think they misunderstand Christian forgiveness because it's not an abdication of responsibility.

Repentance is part of it, but it's also a dualist in terms of, well, you forgive the other person, give the

opportunity for forgiveness because it's not just a one-way street, it's two-way. Yes, there's repentance.

They have to say, you know, I did wrong. I'm coming to you to make it right between us, right?

But from the Christian perspective, you're not going to

hold on to that bitterness, and you're handing that bitterness over to God in a technical term.

And I'm coming from more of a reformed Baptist view.

Sorry, so the view you just described, is that your view?

It would be the view of reformed, reformed theology. Is that your view? Yes, sir. Okay, yeah. I just, I don't mean

harangue. I just want to know if you were describing somebody else's view. No, it's fine. It's

me. It's most definitely me. I hold that position. Okay, got it.

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