Quote by Timothy B. Tyson

If there is to be reconciliation, first there must be truth.

If there is to be reconciliation, first there must be truth.

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of truth as a prerequisite for reconciliation. It indicates that true reconciliation between individuals or groups can only occur if there is a genuine acknowledgment and acceptance of the truth. In this context, truth refers to honest revelations of past actions, wrongdoings, or injustices. By acknowledging the truth, all parties involved can work towards understanding, forgiveness, and the possibility of moving forward together. Without truth, any attempts at reconciliation may remain superficial or incomplete, as genuine healing and unity can only be achieved through facing and addressing the underlying realities.

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Truth Reconciliation

By Timothy B. Tyson

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