AcknowledgmentsChristopher R. Allers and Marieke Smit: Introduction: Putting Forgiveness in Perspective: Some First Words, No Last WordForgiveness between Past and FutureSteve Larocco: Forgiveness: A Quiet Assault on the MaliciousChristopher R. Allers: Undoing What Has Been Done: Arendt and Levinas on ForgivenessAlisa L. Carse and Lynne Tirrell: Forgiving Grave WrongsThe Right to ForgiveLinda Radzik: Moral Bystanders and the Virtue of ForgivenessRegan Lance Reitsma: If God Cannot Forgive, What Becomes of Harmony? The Strength of a Victim's Moral Prerogative Not to ForgiveForgiveness and the Judeo-Christian TraditionDanielle Celermajer: From the Religious to the Political Apology: How the Religious Prehistory of Apology Makes Sense of Collective ResponsibilityFergus Hogan: In Search of Forgiveness: Men and Abortion in Post-Catholic IrelandNarratives of ForgivenessCarla S. Ross: Reconciling Irreconcilable Differences Through ForgivenessMarieke Smit: Prisoners and ForgivenessBarbara Flood and Christina Tomacic-Niaros: The Community Response To Violence: Do Rituals of Healing Support Forgiveness?