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First, the idea of forgiveness is contrary to our basic human nature in these unforgiving times of litigiousness, negative media, and political smear campaigns. Bishop T.D. Jakes, author of "Let It Go", admonishes that forgiveness is a gift and choice that will free us to experience the full potential of our lives and relationships.
Then, Henry Alford asks what modern etiquette looks like in an age of instant gratification in his book, "Would it Kill You to Stop Doing That?". Alford interviews many experts on etiquette and habits from Tim Gunn to an army sergeant. He plays a game called Touch the Waiter and travels to Japan to examine the culture he dubs the Fort Knox of manners.
Bishop T.D. Jakes and Henry Alford, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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First, the idea of forgiveness is contrary to our basic human nature in these unforgiving times of litigiousness, negative media, and political smear campaigns. Bishop T.D. Jakes, author of "Let It Go", admonishes that forgiveness is a gift and choice that will free us to experience the full potential of our lives and relationships.
Then, Henry Alford asks what modern etiquette looks like in an age of instant gratification in his book, "Would it Kill You to Stop Doing That?". Alford interviews many experts on etiquette and habits from Tim Gunn to an army sergeant. He plays a game called Touch the Waiter and travels to Japan to examine the culture he dubs the Fort Knox of manners.
Bishop T.D. Jakes and Henry Alford, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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