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The last post was, and I quote:
[Edit] Instead, convince him to hate the right way, what to hate truly, and THEN he will start loving rightly and his wrath, his lingering hate, will diminish.
As I have said in my first post,
God love you, and God love Flavius_Aetius.
And what have the talks and persuasions about giving up hate has done for Flavius_Aetius?**John, you brought things back to topic in a lovely, kind and gentle way.
Defending ****and arguing about ****hate may not be helpful to ****Flavius_Aetius, who isn’t happy about hating, just feels unhappily stuck with it, as many past threads and posts over the last couple of years have shown.
But your caring post returns focus to ****Flavius_Aetius who perhaps may visit the thread despite losing posting rights.
Thanks for setting things right, John, in hope that the OP will not feel lost in the discussion but instead will feel relevant and valued.
Hopefully ****Flavius_Aetius ****will ****find a good way forwards.
Thanks, John.
We do wish you the best and you can be confident that some of us will keep praying for you Flavius_Aetius.
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The last post was, and I quote:
It is funny, Trishie, but isn’t it you who saidDamn it, I can’t do this…
I can’t lie to myself and say I’ll change; I’ll never change - sorry for even putting up false hope.
I’m in an unbreakable prison of self-hate, which radiates out to anger at God and Man. Nothing works, stroking and calm words don’t seem to get through as mentioned earlier, tough love and getting aggressive about caring of others just stokes anger in my heart, and Isolation drives me crazy because I know that “No one outside your family will miss you.” Hell plenty of times online I know that if I were to just stop posting the world would continue. In fact that’s a fact in real life too, no one cares about the dead or lost. I know I’m the worst kind of judgmental person, and that’s why I can’t live in total isolation either. I cannot stand the idea of all of us putting on fake smiles and the world becoming more tolerant and liberal with every passing day! I almost feel that’s my purpose, to be judgmental in a world where everyone expects nothing but bloody praise for each immorality they accomplish!
I admire Socrates, he was cynical of his fellow Athenians and died without ever bowing down to what they wanted to hear from him. I only wish I was as clever and calm minded as him, but the fact is I’m not. He’s a hero, yet would probably see me as little more than a brute of a cynic without any moral fiber to me.
So stop convincing him to stop hating! Stop using that cookie cutter of yours on him!We are not all carbon copies of each other and we don’t all have to express our love of God and goodness, and our grief about sin in the way everyone else thinks we must.
If this isn’t true, then I don’t belong here.
[Edit] Instead, convince him to hate the right way, what to hate truly, and THEN he will start loving rightly and his wrath, his lingering hate, will diminish.
As I have said in my first post,
Hate is an evidence of a lover, Trishie. The two, love and hate, cannot exist without the other, just as someone who runs towards something must run away from something else.In fact, I will dare say that a great hater is a great lover!
God love you, and God love Flavius_Aetius.
