Is it possible to reestablish a relationship that has been fractured by wrongdoing? The answer to this question might depend on who the involved parties are, the nature of their relationship, the magnitude of the harm inflicted, and whether there has been some form of redress to the wrongdoing. Reconciliation seems to be conditioned by a host of factors. Additionally, under certain circumstances reconciliation may not be attainable or even commendable. This edition of "C21 Resources" grapples with the complex nature of reconciliation and tries to offer readers some theological wisdom and prudential insights into its moral challenges.
