Of all the demands of Christianity, none seems so hard as the requirement that we forgive our enemies and those who despitefully use us. Yet, "to fail to forgive," suggests C. Terry Warner, professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University, "is to deny the atonement of Christ and to place a limit on his capacity to heal us."

Conceding that some offenses are so heinous that they would seem to be unforgivable, Brother Warner explains that "hatred never ceases by hatred but by love alone is healed." He offers in a loving but unflinchingly straightforward way the truth that the Atonement must apply not only to our sins but also to those of our tormentors.

If you are nursing unresolved anger and find it impossible to forgive someone who has inflicted pain on you, the principles discussed in this tape will lead you to the peace and joy you yearn for.