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It's Critical That We Use A Very Dark Brush To Paint Evil. When You Bring The Light Into That Darkness As Characterized In John 1, That Light Is Very Vivid. When It Dispels The Darkness, We See The Brilliance That's There.

Grow Up? Get Herself Straightened Out? Her Mind Reeled From The Verbal Battering. No Matter What She Did, Her Father Would Tell Her She Was Wrong. Worthless. Undeserving.

What Is Pure Bill? Or Excellent Or Admirable? The Death Of A Million People In A Flood? God Evidently Through So. He Is Incapable Of Acts That Are Not Admirable, And It Is He Who Brought About The Flood. How About The Slaying Of Children In Jericho? There Are A Few Bible Stories That Are Not As Terrible As They Are Happy. We Just Prefer To Leave Out The Terrible Part, But That Only Makes The Good Anemic.

And To Understand How Love Unfolds, You Must Understand How Elyon Loves.

I Think Everything We Do, On One Level Or Another, As Writers, Most Of Our Writing Is Informed By Our World View. It's Informed By Our Own Understanding Of Spirituality; Things That Matter, Things That Are Important To Us. I Write About Things That Matter For Me.