Self-Forgiveness And Interpersonal Forgiveness

This study is designed to assess the hypotheses that self-forgiveness is a direct correlation with self-forgiveness and interpersonal forgiveness. Self-forgiveness and interpersonal forgiveness, both is an action of good will toward either self or another person. The method in which the research is describing would be the comparison of self-forgiveness and interpersonal forgiveness within a person wrong doing. Self-forgiveness could be looked at as being self-love and self-respecting lack of it within your own wrongdoing. In philosophy literature, self-forgiveness is definite as having a clear mindset of any self-hatred toward one self. Argument has been stated from Holmgren (1998), that with self-forgiveness a person is very much conscious

Philosophers said with interpersonal forgiveness is considered unconditional which can’t be undone (Horsbrugh,1974). Interpersonal forgiveness being considered unconditional would be consistent with the Christian tradition (Dorff,1998; Rye et al., 2000). The similarity with interpersonal forgiveness and intrapersonal (self-forgiveness) with the main area would be the behavioral, harm of self or others and being unconditional. Enright (1996) stated, “Certainly one may mistrust oneself area, but one does not remain alienated from the self” (p.116). Self-forgiveness would be considered as the carrier for the

Pseudo self-forgiveness appearance when failure to accept any type of wrongdoing with accepting responsibility. For example, when a person has done a wrongdoing and don’t want to own up to the wrongdoing and continue to say they did no wrong. If one can’t come to the realization of their wrongdoing then they can’t experience self-forgiveness. Although forgiveness take strength but pseudo- forgiveness is secondary but has the same benefits as self-forgiveness. Self-examination is the key to true self-forgiveness; however, it could become very