The effect of Divine forgiveness

Anonymous

Study on how Divine forgiveness affects behavior:

https://www.psypost.org/feeling-forgiven-by-god-can-reduce-the-likelihood-of-apologizing-psychology-study-finds/

Very good for believers. Not so good for the victims of their sins.
Anonymous
Atheism post du jour
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Anonymous wrote:Atheism post du jour


Title of the article: "Feeling forgiven by God can reduce the likelihood of apologizing, psychology study finds"

Doesn't sound like an atheism article.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Study on how Divine forgiveness affects behavior:

https://www.psypost.org/feeling-forgiven-by-god-can-reduce-the-likelihood-of-apologizing-psychology-study-finds/

Very good for believers. Not so good for the victims of their sins.


“At the same time, divine forgiveness can also boost feelings of gratitude and humility, which, in turn, can lead to more heartfelt and sincere apologies. The study reveals that divine forgiveness works through two opposing pathways—one that inhibits and one that supports the act of apologizing.“

You only posted part of the study.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Study on how Divine forgiveness affects behavior:

https://www.psypost.org/feeling-forgiven-by-god-can-reduce-the-likelihood-of-apologizing-psychology-study-finds/

Very good for believers. Not so good for the victims of their sins.


“At the same time, divine forgiveness can also boost feelings of gratitude and humility, which, in turn, can lead to more heartfelt and sincere apologies. The study reveals that divine forgiveness works through two opposing pathways—one that inhibits and one that supports the act of apologizing.“

You only posted part of the study.


PP is the first person to quote any part of the article cited. Only the Title was mentioned earlier
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