I'm not offended at all. i'm not into all the religious stuff, fairy tales, and spirituality though. thats all made up stuff anyway. If she want to make up reasons to make herself feel better she can do so in a way that doesn't potentially help her brothers killer argue for a reduced sentence.Again...it's not about THEM, thinking otherwise is spiritual immaturity and I don't mean that to insult you. I have to remind myself of the same frequently. This is about YOUR life, your body, mind and nervous system that holds onto trauma, grief, guilt and all other manner of dense harmful emotions that are supposed to be felt and released.
What benefit does her being un-forgiven bring her? What does it change about his fate? How much more accountable can she hold him outside of blowing his fukking head off? That's not her job. Her job is to try and thrive after taking a huge punch from life and this is the way forward for her.
She can tell herself her brother is still alive and doing just fine, if this just about using her imagination to make herself feel better. Parole boards take the families opinion into account you know.