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That goes for Dads too!!!! No body should love themselves more than they love their kids!!! That is the bottom line cause JTullock says so. |
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It was too weird and I agree *gag* |
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Take a situation that is relevant this week. How much more tolerable has Lanny Wolfe become in some ranks. Years ago, you would have never heard of him singing on anyone's platform. Now, he is promoted as if nothing ever happened. Do I believe in forgivenss, yes! God is the only one who can forget so let's not kid ourselves. If he was truly repentant he would be satisfied to be a church janitor intead of wanting to be in the limelight again. But, my point is, do you see how tolerable we have become? Sickening! |
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I am talking about the tabloid type news that seems to gain so much interest, with others chiming in about their experiences. Take it to God in prayer. He has the answer to EVERY problem. He knows what we go thru He created us! |
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I'm not saying that's all we (adults) should talk about -- but I think parents should feel comfortable discussing these types of subjects/issues, with other parents, in front of/around our children. Kids should SEE that their parents really are open to having these types of discussions. They should see & hear that we can handle such discussions. If it's never discussed, or only talked about privately, quietly, & kept hush-hush, believe me, our kids will get the message that it shouldn't be brought up. Edited to add: Yes, of course, we should take it to God in prayer [as well]. I agree. |
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But I don't think it has gotten worse really, I think it is just more visible because finally people are doing something about it and not turning a blind eye. Two of my best friends growing up were molested as children, in both cases nothing was done to the perpetrators, it was hushed up by the families. These were church people. Both of those girls has suffered long term consequences of the molestations and even more, the pain of nobody doing anything about it. Both have had many, many problems in their lives that stem back to this. I have to believe (well, I know) that if two of my closest friends lived this, there were many more unheard victims. As far as the Lanny Wolfe thing, I don't have any answers to that. Has it been established that he ever admitted to anything? If not, I guess it would be up to the individual churches who are using him to make a decision about what they believe about him. I don't know what to say about it. |
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