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| For so many years I would rant and rave about why God was not doing more to help the poor, needy, dying and hungry; the prisoners of war; and victims of violence. And I always included a special plea for the helpless children of the world! If God is as powerful as we say He is, could it be that He has ceased to care? Could it be God is on the side of the abusers? Is God dead? How can God be God, yet allow the world to operate the way it does? Is there an answer to all the above? Yes. Detachment. God is not a codependent! God is not a God who fixes, controls, intervenes, stops bad things from happening to good people, or makes everything safe. Why? Because god knows that codependency--controlling love--does not work. Love requires freedom. The Wisdom of Letting Go, Leo Booth |
This isn't meant to be a "God Thing." Just an observation. As most (good) parents know, making the kids go outside and play doesn't mean dictating to them which games they'll play, that they won't get scrapes, or that someone isn't going to cheat to 'win.' The point is that they are growing. Learning. Interacting. Living.
I'm just sayin'...