I think the many contributors to this forum through the years have done their best to facilitate healing, by (in part) sharing their personal experiences in TLWF...and revealing what paths they have took to improve their lives. But as a survivor bluntly posted just recently in the FD group on Facebook, "it's hard to "unf*ck" it all." That's certainly true. Anyway, here's to more progress, incremental as it may be, toward a healthy mental & emotional state in 2021. Be kind to yourselves.

Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities.

- Voltaire

puddington Wrote:
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> Those who can make you believe absurdities, can
> make you commit atrocities.
>
> - Voltaire

Yes

I came across this somewhere on the internet. Once I have my coffee, I'll attribute it to the right person:

“There is no redemption without repentance. There is no repentance without accountability. There is no accountability without consequences."

P U D D


It sounds like Voltaire might have gained his understanding of the issue from personal experience.


The world
we experience

is the one

we decide to
believe in

C H A N G E D


There is no redemption without repentance.

There is no repentance without accountability.

There is no accountability without consequences.


A CELEBRATION
awaits those

who forgive
their w o r l d




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Attempting to put in a link to the Shiloh University property which is on the market. My understanding is that SU has joined a school in CA. C & M Reeves have sold their home and are moving to CA with the school.

After what happened last week, I thought about how much we used the word "violence" in the walk. "The violent take the kingdom by force." Not intercession, but "violent" intercession. And praying for the death of people, I don't know, because they didn't agree with us?

I wonder if this was a theme in other churches as well.

kbyrne wrote:
After what happened last week, I thought about how much we used the word "violence" in the walk. "The violent take the kingdom by force." Not intercession, but "violent" intercession. And praying for the death of people, I don't know, because they didn't agree with us?

I wonder if this was a theme in other churches as well.

In the mid-late 70's, at least in the churches I attended, it was the main focus. At one point I recall sitting through a 'special' service in which John's wife, Martha, was identified as the Nephilim by our pastor. Anyway, today it's not a mystery of how people can hate someone they don't know. Thank you TLWF/Walk for enlightening me on how propaganda works.

p.s. I heard that Shiloh leaders denied that this "violent intercession" ever took place within the churches.

note: one of the quickest paths to being labeled a Neph is to become aware of impropriety among TLWF/Walk leaders, and be vocal about it.
In our political climate today, I think that is what is referred to as a "traitor," who should be punished by _________.
(you should be able to fill in the blank)