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Category Archives: Appearance bullying
My father always told me I was stupid (Nora’s story)
Abuse casts a long shadow over a person’s life. Despite the good intentions of those who tried to encourage Nora, they didn’t realize that her receptor for words of encouragement was far too damaged for her to benefit from compliments. Continue reading →
Speech therapy exercise
Tone of voice can make a big difference. Honest words spoken with hurtful tones are self-defeating. Continue reading →
Posted in Anger, Appearance bullying, Book of James, Complaining, Gossip, Hate speech, James, Lying, Slandered, Speech
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Tagged angery, complining, Gossip, sins of mouth, slander, tones we use, words we speak
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Blaming God for the evil in the world?
Why do we so strongly oppose evil and long for a world without it?
Why do we cry foul?
Why do we long for a lost Paradise?
Why do we even think in terms of good and evil? Continue reading →
Posted in Apologetics, Appearance bullying, Evil in the world, Evil One, God, God's control, God's Heart, God's Love, God's power, God's Protection, God's Will, Image of God, Just War, Justice, Problem of evil, Questioning God, Seeking God, Theodicy
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Tagged Evil, evil and god, good and evil, suffering in the world
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Confusing faith and science
By confusing faith and science, we’ve failed to respect what each one contributes. Continue reading →
Posted in Appearance bullying, Biology, Creation, Science
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Tagged Atheism, Faith and science, Science and creation
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Verbal abuse and appearance bullying
Consider why childhood verbal abuse and appearance bullying often cast a long shadow over adult lives and make adult relationships difficult.
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