Are you in love with your partner, or with your own idealised concept of him/her? (Do you love the person, or merely the delusion?)
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Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 62)
Are you in love with your partner, or with your own idealised concept of him/her? (Do you love the person, or merely the delusion?)
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 62)
Did your exit from the family leave you feeling perpetually guilty? It’s a brave thing to defy the family patriarch or matriarch, but for some it becomes essential.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 61)
The personal growth of a member of the family can be assisted or crushed by family loyalty. Don’t make an idol out of family ties.
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Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 60)
A spouse ‘departs’ from the marriage when violent or emotionally abusive, whether they leave or not. A simplistic reading of 1 Cor. 7:15 can condemn the victim.
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Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 59)
If you are a self confident person, remember that some people can’t tell the difference between confidence and arrogance, especially in New Zealand.
© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Relational Insights (R 58)