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Raising Infantiles

March 10th, 2008 | 9 Comments

In Act Like Men, we discussed the rich variety of the Infantile's emotional life. We now consider how that emotional life can mature and develop under God's Love Ethics. … Read entire article »

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The Poison of Ingratitude

October 5th, 2007 | 3 Comments

At the heart of the broken heart is a poison called ingratitude. It grows and spreads throughout life. The healing in Love Ethics begins by turning ingratitude into thankfulness. The following is an enhancement of the teachings given at East Harbor State Park this past Labor Day weekend. … Read entire article »

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The Tragedy and Beauty of Love

July 23rd, 2007 | 5 Comments

Nothing surpasses the power of love to inflict tragedy or create beauty in life. Why is love such a burden and blessing? … Read entire article »

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Rebel, Conform or Love

June 1st, 2007 | 12 Comments

Emotional problems arise from redefining the past, like rebelling or conforming. Victorious Love Output satisfies our deepest spiritual and emotional needs. … Read entire article »

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Tribal Love

May 22nd, 2007 | 4 Comments

Previously, we described the sad lives so many Christians fall into when they lose track of what's most important in life: mature love. It grows into a debilitating malaise called Christian Tribalism marked by fear, guilt and naivety. But with biblical Love Ethics, there are ways to rise above our Tribalism and find the freedom of Victorious Love Output. … Read entire article »

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Defensive Spirituality

May 10th, 2007 | 4 Comments

Spiritual Immaturity impacts our ability to form love relationships. This failure often evolves into a fear-driven lifestyle we call Defensive Spirituality. In James 2 the "the Royal Law" explains how to break the chains of spiritual stagnation and move into advanced Christianity. … Read entire article »

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Spiritual Immaturity

May 8th, 2007 | 3 Comments

We now consider the impact of spiritual immaturity on love relationships. As we last discussed, spiritual maturity should mean emotional maturity, especially our ability to love. Spiritual immaturity means "Love Defects" as first taught by Dr. Ankenman in the 1970s. … Read entire article »

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Discussing and Studying a Love Ethic

May 7th, 2007 | 2 Comments

We are compiling discussion questions useful for further consideration and study about these articles. For those interested, click this link and add your own questions! We will soon publish a full bibliography for those interested in the source materials used, and we’ll make some of the Xenos teachings from the 1970′s available online. … Read entire article »

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Spiritual Maturity

May 1st, 2007 | 5 Comments

Christians get so confused about what matters and what doesn't, how to grow, and how to follow Christ. But it's really quite simple, after all. It means growing in the ability to love. This article examines the primacy of love as found in the Bible. … Read entire article »

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The Power of Love

April 27th, 2007 | 5 Comments

Previously we demonstrated how western culture is the epitome of the world Jesus described where “most people’s love will grow cold.” In contrast, the Bible describes what love looks like and its effect: victorious, new life! … Read entire article »

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