In this little book, we discover that if Christianity isn�t about forgiveness, it�s about nothing at all. But is there a limit to forgiveness? Is it always possible? Or even always right? This book begins with Simon Wiesenthal, an Austrian Jew imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp during WWII, who was confronted with the plea for forgiveness from a dying Nazi SS soldier. This book will challenge the reader with the question: �What would you do?� It reminds us that Christ�s command to love your enemy is very hard to do, but as followers of Christ, we are called to believe that love is more powerful than hate�something that Christ modeled to the extreme of Calvary�s cross. Zahnd digs into the question of forgiveness, and concludes with this: beyond the suffering of unconditional forgiveness lie the resurrection of love and the triumph of peace.