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Society is on the move …. from guilt to forgiveness and health

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Kay Stroud

Just as our ancestors moved from an ‘eye for an eye’ approach to a sense of the importance of justice and equality, our society today is reaching out for a better sense of ethics and behaviours. The tired old fault-finding, … Continue reading →

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Society is on the move …. from guilt to forgiveness and health

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