Unitarian Universalist Self-Forgiveness Sucks
Just saying. . .
In these comments that I just submitted in response to Unitarian Universalist David G. Markham's brand spanking new 'UU A Way Of Life' blog post entitled 'The mission of Unitarian Universalism is to teach forgiveness':
"the most important step in this direction is to forgive our own trespasses"
Seriously? I thought that's what psychopaths and sociopaths do. . .
Stunningly hypocritical, and shamefully conscienceless, habitually "forgive" their own trespasses while remaining extremely judgmental of "others".
If Unitarian Universalists want forgiveness for their own trespasses they need to seek forgiveness from the people who their own trespasses have caused harm to. Forgiving one's own trespasses aka "self-forgiveness", that avoids accountability and redress for one's trespasses, borders on psychopathy and sociopathy.
In December of 2014 I offered conditional forgiveness to Montreal Unitarian U*U Sue Montgomery for falsely accusing me of libeling her when in fact I was, and still am. . . telling the readily verifiable Truth about her complicity in, and even knowing and willful participation in, Unitarian Universalist perversion of justice, indeed misuse and abuse of Canada's criminal justice system, towards the end of concealing UUA clergy sex abuse from the public.
See: http://emersonavenger.blogspot.ca/2014/12/media-lawyer-mark-bantey-chalica.html
Sue Montgomery ignored, and thus rejected, that offer of forgiveness if she acknowledged her "sins" and repented, so she remains unforgiven. I have repeatedly offered conditional forgiveness to Unitarian Universalists if they responsibly acknowledge their "sins" and repent of them, but they obstinately refuse to acknowledge even the slightest wrongdoing. I have never encountered a group of people who on the one hand are unjustly judgmental to the point of ludicrousness, and on the other hand who so stubbornly and self-righteously pretend that they have done no wrong whatsoever.
In these comments that I just submitted in response to Unitarian Universalist David G. Markham's brand spanking new 'UU A Way Of Life' blog post entitled 'The mission of Unitarian Universalism is to teach forgiveness':
"the most important step in this direction is to forgive our own trespasses"
Seriously? I thought that's what psychopaths and sociopaths do. . .
Stunningly hypocritical, and shamefully conscienceless, habitually "forgive" their own trespasses while remaining extremely judgmental of "others".
If Unitarian Universalists want forgiveness for their own trespasses they need to seek forgiveness from the people who their own trespasses have caused harm to. Forgiving one's own trespasses aka "self-forgiveness", that avoids accountability and redress for one's trespasses, borders on psychopathy and sociopathy.
In December of 2014 I offered conditional forgiveness to Montreal Unitarian U*U Sue Montgomery for falsely accusing me of libeling her when in fact I was, and still am. . . telling the readily verifiable Truth about her complicity in, and even knowing and willful participation in, Unitarian Universalist perversion of justice, indeed misuse and abuse of Canada's criminal justice system, towards the end of concealing UUA clergy sex abuse from the public.
See: http://emersonavenger.blogspot.ca/2014/12/media-lawyer-mark-bantey-chalica.html
Sue Montgomery ignored, and thus rejected, that offer of forgiveness if she acknowledged her "sins" and repented, so she remains unforgiven. I have repeatedly offered conditional forgiveness to Unitarian Universalists if they responsibly acknowledge their "sins" and repent of them, but they obstinately refuse to acknowledge even the slightest wrongdoing. I have never encountered a group of people who on the one hand are unjustly judgmental to the point of ludicrousness, and on the other hand who so stubbornly and self-righteously pretend that they have done no wrong whatsoever.
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