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hardness of heart

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I wonder why this hardness of heart, this clinging to unforgiveness is so often associated with religious conviction and valued as moral strength.
Care of the Soul: Finding Freedom in Forgiveness by Spirituality & Health Magazine
Behavioral sorrow was inversely related to hardness of heart [r (100) = -.
Seeking forgiveness: considering the role of moral emotions by Johnson, Jason L. / Journal of Psychology and Theology
The cruelties that men and women have visited upon helpless victims through the ages offer deeply disturbing evidence of humanity's hardness of heart.
SECOND CHANCE? A new view of purgatory by CALLAHAN, SIDNEY / Commonweal
 
 
 
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