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"How Forgiveness Can Save Your Life" by Dick Tibbits

"How Forgiveness Can Save Your Life" by Dick Tibbits [HD]

Did you know your anger level can predict a heart attack better than your cholesterol level?

Date Posted: 28 Apr 2016
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Forgive to Live: How Forgiveness Can Save Your Life
Everyone has a "grievance story"-we've all been hurt or rejected by someone who mattered to us. Unfortunately, while most of us have been told to forgive, we've never been told how or why to forgive. ... [more]

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