First let me say that your post is quite inspiring, well thought out, and informative. Thank you for your openness on such a touchy subject. Few people are willing to reveal their struggle with addiction on a public format. I read all of your posts on IWN and look forward to more although I have been holding comments there because my presence seems to be upsetting some due to my gender.
I can mostly agree to the above question but, on the other side of the coin, I do believe that public policy can disincentivize faith and actually be destructive to it. I am referring to the false notion of the "separation of church and state". That has led to the teaching of and acceptance of many negative materialist philosophies that work to eliminate the true triune spiritual nature of the human condition: body, mind, and spirit. What do you think?
"Can public policy incentivize faith?"
First let me say that your post is quite inspiring, well thought out, and informative. Thank you for your openness on such a touchy subject. Few people are willing to reveal their struggle with addiction on a public format. I read all of your posts on IWN and look forward to more although I have been holding comments there because my presence seems to be upsetting some due to my gender.
I can mostly agree to the above question but, on the other side of the coin, I do believe that public policy can disincentivize faith and actually be destructive to it. I am referring to the false notion of the "separation of church and state". That has led to the teaching of and acceptance of many negative materialist philosophies that work to eliminate the true triune spiritual nature of the human condition: body, mind, and spirit. What do you think?
Beautiful. Love the read. Thanks.