From “The
Human Condition: A User’s Manual” by Arnold Kunst
Like you, the last lesson I
must learn in life is how to dispose of recrimination. All things being equal,
the need for self-forgiveness will be the greatest just before death because at
that time I'll have a whole lifetime's screw-ups on the scorecard. Put it this
way: God longs with a yearning that transcends space and time that I accept His
prodigal forgiveness. And that simply cant happen unless/until I offer/accept
my own forgiveness. The only ones who complete the trip to heaven successfully
are the ones who travel light. And that means jettisoning the garbage of
recrimination that heaven would find utterly intolerable.
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