Oh...I took no offense. I was a therapist for over 15 years. Bad parents kept me in business. Though more often than you might assume, I was able to explain that imperfect parenting and immoral parenting are not the same.
Fair enough. We were built imperfect, either way. But I guess that's the point in life. Not to achieve perfection, but to strive for it nonetheless, knowing full well it's unachievable.
Hrmm. I actually quite like that idea better than mine, humbleness through failure. I'm still learning and am certainly still an idiot. Always have this mentality to "fix" anything that's broken, especially when it comes to me. I've been so obsessed with it, I haven't bothered to take things into perspective. We were made imperfect and I ought to respect that instead of striving for too much. Thanks for this!
Oh...I took no offense. I was a therapist for over 15 years. Bad parents kept me in business. Though more often than you might assume, I was able to explain that imperfect parenting and immoral parenting are not the same.
Fair enough. We were built imperfect, either way. But I guess that's the point in life. Not to achieve perfection, but to strive for it nonetheless, knowing full well it's unachievable.
For me, the point in life is to serve God. My failings keep me humble (necessary to temper my tendency towards self righteous arrogance).
There are a few imperfections that are worthy of expulsion from a tribe, a family, a nation, or even this life.
Promotion of CRT is such an act. The degree to which it is promoted determines the punishment.
Hrmm. I actually quite like that idea better than mine, humbleness through failure. I'm still learning and am certainly still an idiot. Always have this mentality to "fix" anything that's broken, especially when it comes to me. I've been so obsessed with it, I haven't bothered to take things into perspective. We were made imperfect and I ought to respect that instead of striving for too much. Thanks for this!
Well you are certainly welcome!