What religion practices forgiveness?

Answer 1

A religion that does not teach forgiveness is hardly a religion, because every religion must teach forgiveness, and they do. Religions are kindergartens - all religions are good, they teach us the ABC of God, they teach us about being good, about loving our fellow men, about giving and forgiving but unfortunately religions are only kindergartens, they only teach us the basics. Just like we go beyond a kindergarten to school and to pre-university and university we have to graduate in the university called spirituality. Spirituality is not a religion, we don't have to change our religion but we have to go beyond the kindergarten of religion to realize the Truth about God. Forgiveness is just one simple step. Not only must we forgive, but we must also love and become compassionate, kind and we must realize that the one we are trying to forgive is none other than the Divine Spirit that is in us: we are all part of the same Divine.

Answer 2

Most religions advocate (or claim to advocate) forgiveness of those who have done "wrong" and have atoned for their errors. However the forgiveness is often couched in terms of exceptions, qualifications and rituals.

Answer 3

Many religions teach about forgiveness. It lies in many doctrines for each religion.