Nikki. I watched this yesterday. Very difficult, but a beautiful ending to the story. This is what real Christianity does and is. At the end you see demonstrated the healing wrought by the intelligent, wise and profound Lovingkindness of God.
What you cite and have experienced is a perversion of it. But, I think you see through that lens …
Nikki. I watched this yesterday. Very difficult, but a beautiful ending to the story. This is what real Christianity does and is. At the end you see demonstrated the healing wrought by the intelligent, wise and profound Lovingkindness of God.
What you cite and have experienced is a perversion of it. But, I think you see through that lens —- because of the bad professors of Christianity who abuse children (against whom God is especially angry).
For which I am deeply sorry.
I hope and pray this film won’t trigger you, but it may. Also, I almost didn’t watch it bc it looked like such tacky clickbait. But it’s a profound story — especially since it’s about revealing and healing these most difficult of wounds.
— We can work together to love, understand and heal.
Nikki. I watched this yesterday. Very difficult, but a beautiful ending to the story. This is what real Christianity does and is. At the end you see demonstrated the healing wrought by the intelligent, wise and profound Lovingkindness of God.
What you cite and have experienced is a perversion of it. But, I think you see through that lens —- because of the bad professors of Christianity who abuse children (against whom God is especially angry).
For which I am deeply sorry.
I hope and pray this film won’t trigger you, but it may. Also, I almost didn’t watch it bc it looked like such tacky clickbait. But it’s a profound story — especially since it’s about revealing and healing these most difficult of wounds.
— We can work together to love, understand and heal.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UNMUFlpIero