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Gay marriage, children’s books, & love that is whole

by Kristin on May 10, 2012

in Culture, ideas & paradigms

Can we love the “what” of people without loving the “who?”

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Daily defying what it means to be a divorced-Christian-liberal-remarried-Midwestern-mommy-writer.

themoderngal: This touches on one of my greatest personal challenges: asking for help. I am so darn stubborn and...

Ron S: Thanks so much for the reminder that is all at once theologically sound, practical and empirical everyday, and...

Kaye Sims: This is helpful to me in my own season of new house/old house transition. Thanks.

Pratik Patel: i think this will be useful to you!! http://www.movedbylove.org/pro jects/rickshaw/

kt_writes: Thank you Sarah! That means a lot. (And I’m glad I’m not the only slow learner around!)

@Breana_Stewart thanks for sharing my @RELEVANT column! in reply to Breana_Stewart 2012-06-28

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