“My mother was drowned years before when I was a little boy. I only remember her after she was dead. I can take you to the spot in the river today where she was drowned. She drowned herself. I never knew the reason behind it, but it was said she started to lose her mind and preferred death to that.” Continue reading
— TheTruthAboutMoscow (@MoscowIdahoUSA) January 27, 2018
“Love your wife as Christ loves the church by making sure she does ALL her chores.”
Does he have a section on making sure she washes behind her ears and sits still in church?
— Jacob Denhollander (@JJ_Denhollander) March 21, 2018
“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward totalitarianism.” Continue reading
While my heart breaks for the precious children, I could calmly face-shoot their abusive rapists, feeling nothing but recoil….then finish their sandwich. #KindnessIsNotWeakness pic.twitter.com/8OAHv21nKj
— Craig Sawyer ? (@CraigRSawyer) January 3, 2018
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A narcissist will use others. He will use you. He will exploit anything you have in the service of his ends.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) December 30, 2017
A narcissist pastor is a hireling, more concerned for his ego and his own starving self and skillful at shearing but not at feeding.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) December 30, 2017
A narcissist requires constant feeding of love, adoration, approval and agreement with no memory of having just eaten.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) December 14, 2017
We are easily seduced by self-installed leaders and his trappings, his deified gifts, fed by our own hunger and longings.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) December 15, 2017
If you know someone who is abusing – expose it. Do not leave them in the darkness. You become complicit if you do.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) November 30, 2017
When humans are caught in sin, they will say anything to make it better, including using biblical language to keep life running normally, especially when there is a lot at stake.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) November 30, 2017
No system, no matter how godly its goal sounds, that carries within it oppression, silencing, de-humanizing, violence, abuse and corruption is healthy.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) November 17, 2017
Welcome to Doug Wilson’s con game, Elizabeth Bruenig. You haven’t even begun to scratch the surface. Continue reading
A system can be so powerful and controlling that the actions of people look like insanity to an outsider.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) November 10, 2017
Claiming to represent Jesus while silently targeting and wounding those made in His image is a darkness that will eventually come to light.
— Boz Tchividjian (@BozT) October 18, 2017
Anytime a sex offender advocates for a reduction of restrictions, it is not a good sign.
— Boz Tchividjian (@BozT) October 11, 2017
She gets it:
Toleration of sin, pretense, disease, crookedness or deviation from the truth means the system is in fact not the work of God.
— Diane Langberg, PhD (@DianeLangberg) October 10, 2017