POLITICAL ATROCITIES, MORAL INDIGNATION, AND FORGIVENESS IN AFRICAN RELIGIOUS ETHICS

Scholarship on transitional justice has oscillated between the pedagogical value of moral magnanimity, shown by victims of past atrocities who choose to forgive their wrongdoers, and the deterrent effect of imposing punishment on the offenders, which includes making restitution to the victims of their wrongful actions.This article examines the view

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