You might love the addict, but you still set boundaries with the addict. You might love the abuser, but you still say no to the abuse. You might understand the tyrant, but you still refuse to allow the tyranny.

Feb 2, 2018 · 11:59 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
3. problem. By withholding their prayers they prevented the power of God’s influence over his life. Withholding Love is equally dangerous. Not only is the influence withheld so is the kind of power that can resurrect even the dead. The great commission is Love one another.1Cor13
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There’s no evidence whatsoever that people withheld prayers for him.
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Yes! Good words from the good hearted Ms. Williamson! Upstanding, level headed, American loving US citizens, seeking God's wisdom, voted out the statist Tyranny from the last administration. Even in the first year now, evidence abounds of America being made great again!
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Yeah like Moses through his connection to God. And Pharoah's mighty sycophants got washed away in God's loving sea of irony....
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🙏😉👏
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Ab-so-lutely.
Indeedy, Father, what's the truth here, that if I knew it, would shift me out of MY perception...and into YOUR infinite vision of Good⚛☮🌏🌱
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Replying to @marwilliamson
This is so important. Just as when we speak/discipline children, we love them, not their behavior. There’s a distinction between feelings for them and not liking their behaviors.
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So simply said. Thank you!
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