Esther Tomlinson
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’žI certainly have been fooled, more accurately dad hats nike willfully blind, in terms of my own mother's abuse, although she isn't even charming about it in any part of the cycle. In my life, it has happened again and again and again with my mother because I walk again and again straight into that situation. It seems very easy to develop an action plan of what to do when it is not our own situation, our own problems. That's why people need each other, we can't see/act on our own issues very well.Okay, so let's say the abuser is your husband and let's just bracket off the entire New Testament for a min.
Let's look at this through the lense of logic, reason, evidence-based practical advice about what consistutes human well-being and flourishing, as well as decades of women just wasting their precious lives praying/waiting for "change." If you really think you are being fooled, played, etc. fitted hats custom why deal at all in some waiting game ( even if children are involved)? Why would you ever wait for anything to "change?" Especially given the recidivism rates re:abuse.
If you worry about what the Bible says, maybe realize/research that the final redaction of the New Testament is not treated in current 1920s hat texts of the New Testament. This creates the very false impression that a final redaction never occurred. However, all the evidence provided by the extant manuscripts indicates that the history of the New Testament is the history of those redactional editions. You can just rest safely in that for starters, and that's just for starters (re:The First Edition of the New Testament re:Throckmorton-Hayes) there is plenty more you can stand on.
The thing that always hangs me is that if the Bible needs amendments, needs text-twisting, needs cherry-picking, I don't think we have an absolute moral standard, but a free-for-all. Hermeneutics, exegesis, text-deconstruction can be hat from 1920s used to logic to whatever conclusion we like.More than this, to think that we are not massively biased (including me, maybe especially me) is naive. . . .What appears to me to be the way to find "The Truth" (As best we can, given our limitations) is to make an iron-man out of arguments we don't like, not a straw-man.
Then we see if we can honestly deconstruct those iron-men, if we can! We make the strongest case possible for what we don't want, what we don't like to do and we see if we can honestly make a better case than that.My husband would say; if my wife has a problem or is dealing with something, I also have a problem or concern to help solve or comfort, because of who she' is in my life. Mind you these are healthy dynamics~ with balance. An attitude opposite of this is SELF centered and sets up a one-sided relationship often of superior vs inferior places. This opposite attitude or posture isn't a marital dynamic at all and honestly I do think often it's these places and attitudes that the marital covenant' gets broken.
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