Why You Shouldn't Take Responsibility for the Damage You've Done

I think sometimes we do it as Christians by accident, says James Carville. A good apology should acknowledge the power that is there and should also acknowledge the harm that is done. I don't want you to ask for forgiveness right now, because you need to hear what happened. And again, even if you really are sorry, you'll recognize the power imbalance of centering your own narrative.