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Resentment rarely starts as hatred—it starts as hurt.

When life feels unfair, when you’ve been betrayed, overlooked, or disappointed, resentment can feel justified. But left unchecked, it becomes one of the most destructive forces in a person’s life.

In this episode of Rule of Reason, we explore why resentment slowly poisons your character, your relationships, and your future. Drawing on biblical wisdom and ideas popularised by Jordan Peterson, we unpack why taking responsibility—not clinging to bitterness—is the path to freedom.

If you’ve ever struggled with anger, envy, unforgiveness, or the feeling that life owes you something, this episode is for you.

In this episode:

• Why resentment often begins with genuine pain
• How bitterness becomes part of your identity
• The relationship between responsibility and freedom
• Why gratitude is the antidote to resentment
• How forgiveness sets you free

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