

Ep 1398 | Heresy? Alisa Childers Addresses Her “Forgiveness” Controversy
Allie is joined by Alisa Childers who was recently caught up in controversy online surrounding the topic of forgiveness. Alisa appeared on Alex Clark’s podcast, Culture Apothecary, where she was discussing the topic of forgiveness and repentance. Many found a specific clip pulled from the show confusing and began to…

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“I see what she’s saying. Completely. But I think the confusion is coming from conflating forgiveness and reconciliation. We absolutely have to forgive those who aren’t even repentant. Jesus said “father forgive them” as they were still nail…”
“Forgiveness is such a fundamental and unique part of Christianity, I’m shocked we’re questioning this. Forgiveness is not reliant on the other person’s repentance. What if the other person doesn’t understand what they did was wrong and don’…”
“You can forgive without trusting that person.”
“Did Jesus forgive the crowd who killed Him, because they were repentant????”
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