The 'story of exoneration' is one that C.S. Lewis wrote in the book, The Weight of Glory-- "There are no ordinary people. You have never talked to a mere mortal."
I keep this in mind - no matter the person's behaviour, God has created and actively loves this person, who is valuable and worthy of dignity.
The 'story of exoneration' is one that C.S. Lewis wrote in the book, The Weight of Glory-- "There are no ordinary people. You have never talked to a mere mortal."
I keep this in mind - no matter the person's behaviour, God has created and actively loves this person, who is valuable and worthy of dignity.
It sounds very cliché, but it does help.
Reminds me of Wayne Dyer when he said, "Do not let the way people act and talk impact the way you think and feel." Love your writing! Never stop!