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Divine forgiveness may improve mental health

Experiencing divine forgiveness is important to self forgiveness, which, in turn impacts the quality of our relationships as well as our mental health and well-being. Professors Frank D. Fincham and Ross W. May of Florida State University, have presented preliminary evidence that feeling forgiven by God is associated with fewer depressive symptoms in a sample of healthy emerging adults. The authors also show that experiencing divine forgiveness is strongly related to depressive symptoms when people are less likely to forgive themselves but that the association weakens as people become more self forgiving. Health & Medicine —