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Food for Thought on Prop 8

"I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain."
-James Baldwin


Former New Life Church pastor Ted Haggard

Posted by Courtney - November 24, 2008, at 12:50PM | in Activism , Religion

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[0+] Author Profile Page Robbert said:

How fitting that the add on this page tells me that "Switching is easy". ^.^

Very fitting quote, given what I wrote about my co-workers today:

http://born-stubborn.livejournal.com/416416.html

Take care.
J

[0+] Author Profile Page Nettle Syrup said:

Nice picture of Ted Haggard - he almost looks sane in it! You'd never guess he was such a wingnut, looking at this image.

I agree with the quote, of course. Pain is at the root of all hate and scapegoating. To let go of it means you have to come to an understanding of how you've been manipulative.

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