Empathy-Proofing Your Home, Church, Business, & Community with Dr. Joe Rigney

[@haiasinosdnah0813]

Amazing words of encouragement and direction for the people of God!

[@ericknieves9136]

Excellent! Doctrinally sound, astute and practical at the same time.

[@silasbuus1665]

Love hearing Thomistic psychology from Rigney as always

[@eazynelly9785]

Thank you

[@CameronCanFLY]

Great

[@Skippy_DCM]

based

[@drumrnva]

You left out an 'i'. 😅

[@jacobcarne8316]

14:00 recover virtue ethics

[@seanrendall5495]

I got a little lost in the extrabiblical weeds of medieval psychology.

[@scotthannan8669]

It’s funny to me how lacking in “passion” these messages are. It’s clear that these words have no life in them. This is the same as those criticized by Christ for having whitewashed exteriors but being hollow inside. Breaking down the human being into so many bits (to sound and feel educated) but in reality, we are assembled into one object. We don’t address situations as a separate soul or body or mind, but as we are. Anyhow, in general, it’s so little real substance in an hour of talking.

[@fractally]

Amen.

[@daecurre7408]

Totally agree

[@rosepaul3050]

Their words are scripted and being taught all over the USA and I’m sure other countries

[@rosepaul3050]

What does the Pastor use to get his “child victim” to allow sexual abuse? Don’t forget to discuss sexual abuse in the church.

[@chris13xyz]

The things that you’re liable to read in the bible they ain’t necessarily so

[@PaDutchRunner]

As usual, this group completely confuses and conflates the ethic of theocracy (Joshua) with the ethic of the pilgrim (Abraham and the church). Learn some hermeneutics before presuming to teach this stuff.