thoughts on the Holocaust and various other things

[lovinjc4e]

My Holocaust class has been sparking a lot of thought in me recently. For example, how uncaring I am about people that I don't know. Even people that I do know, but I don't know them well. And we're all like that too. You can't say you would give up your life for a random person in Darfur, would you? Like, your life in exchange for theirs? How many

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[anonymous]

~~~It's great that you're thinking about these things. I think that whether or not you forgive Hitler for something he didn't do to you, you should forgive those who have, that's so much more important, I believe. Not that it's easy though, takes a long time to truly learn, but you have to practice it. Seventy times seven, and the verses about leaving your offering at the alter to go and settle with your brother. Look for other verses about forgiveness in your Bible. I'm praying for you. ~~~