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When a person treats you unfairly, what is your usual response? Find a way to retaliate Continue to think about or nurture the irritation Confront them seeking resolution Forgive them but remember the hurt Forgive them and let go of the hurt Submit View Results When someone does something that offends you, do you involve anyone else? Yes, I usually seek advice. Yes, I tend to name names and complain widely. Yes, I usually share it with my prayer group. No Submit View Results How effective has it been for you when you have confronted someone who has been unfair? I have never been unfairly treated by another person. I have never confronted someone who treated me unfairly. It has been very effective. It has been somewhat effective. It has not been very effective at all. Iit has not been effective at all. Submit View Results When you hear an account of offensive behavior from another Christian, what do you usually do? Dismiss it as probably untrue. Give the person opportunity to tell their side of the story. Accept it as probably true. Check my own life to make sure I am not behaving that way. Submit View Results *Read the full results of this poll in the September/October 2008 print edition of Holiness Today.

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