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Finally, there is the risk of embrace. The risk follows both from nonsymmetricity and systematic underdetermination. I open my arms, make a movement of the self toward the other, the enemy, and do not know whether I will be misunderstood, despised, even violated or whether my action will be appreciated, supported, and reciprocated. I can become a savior or a victim—possibly both. Embrace is grace, and “grace is gamble, always” (Smedes 1984, 137).
Exclusion & Embrace: A Theological Exploration of Identity, Otherness, and Reconciliation
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