Question

Which of the following is true about forgiveness and intercultural relationships? Forgiveness is an effective strategy to resolve intercultural conflicts because it requires people to use knowledge to suppress their emotions. Forgiveness has not been proven as an effective way to deal with intercultural conflicts. Forgiveness can sometimes help reconcile intercultural problems because, after forgiving, people will no longer be consumed by the wrongs that others have done to them. Forgiveness is the easiest way for people to resolve problems in intercultural relationships.

Answer 1

Answer:

Forgiveness can sometimes help reconcile intercultural problems because, after forgiving, people will no longer be consumed by the wrongs that others have done to them.

Explanation:

Forgiveness can sometimes help reconcile intercultural problems because, after forgiving, people will no longer be consumed by the wrongs that others have done to them. To forgive is not to forget. To forgive someone else you must pass through various phases. It’s not an easy process; but in the end is the most gratifying. By forgiving someone, you no longer hold that grudge that consumed you and you start feeling better and relax. Intercultural relationships are hard because you need to learn everything from the other person (culture wise). You need to put yourself in the shoes of the other person to see and understand the complete picture. And if something goes wrong (or someone gets offended), people need to talk it through and forgive those mistakes if they want to move forward with their relationship.