Feb 26, 2013 · Detective Steven McDonald of the New York City Police Department who died January 10, 2017, was shot in the line of duty in 1986 and paralyzed from the neck down. Confined to a wheelchair and breathing machine, he forgave his teenage assailant. This is his story, as told in Johann Christoph Arnold’s book Why Forgive?.

Jan 8, 2017 · Dear Steven McDonald, I can understand you better why you forgave the teenager who shot you.Yes the anger is wasted emotion. You could not hate those young people , because you faith in God. You just feel sorry for them. You love your enemy. The forgiveness is really about our own healing. And you broke the cycle of the violence through ...

Foreword by Steven D. McDonald 3.8 Stars on Goodreads Read Reviews. Read these stories of forgiveness from people who have earned the right to talk about overcoming hurt, and about the peace of mind they have found in doing so.

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Jul 31, 2019 · The next section opens without reference to the text; Steve’s thread is dropped, leaving the unfortunate impression that Arnade included the text out of a possibly ignoble motive. Perhaps counterintuitively, it would have been possible for Arnade to ply a reality-centered approach by inserting more of himself into his story.

May 18, 2023 · Peter McDonald is President of the McDonald Agape Foundation, a foundation that encourages distinguished scholars for Christ at leading global universities. My Account Sign Out My Account

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M. Çiftçi is Public Bioethics Fellow for the Anscombe Bioethics Centre and Research Assistant for the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life. He has a PhD in political theology from the University of Oxford.

Jul 3, 2019 · But the reality is that McDonald’s is important in poor people’s lives. People really want a sense of community – they crave the social so much that they’ll form communities in places that are meant to be entirely transactional. McDonald’s, of course, is designed to get you in and get you out as quickly as possible.

Chris Arnade grew up in Florida, got a PhD in physics from Johns Hopkins University, and worked with a Wall Street bank before becoming a freelance writer and photographer.