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August 3, 2008 at 1:52 pm
DB Williams
This may not be pertinent, but I really see God at work here. I must admit that, over the years, I’ve been skeptical about psychology and, in particular, psycho-analysis. As you know, I struggled with my paternal relationship and, years ago, I was actively seeking to become an atheist. As I read the article, I could just sense God’s love in what you wrote. He understands our frailty and pain, and he knows that men, in particular, struggle with the baggage from their relationships with their earthly fathers. I just hope some will hear this love and, instead of railing against it, embrace it and be healed!