EP-026: Why we need to excommunicate our friends with evil behaviors (August 29, 2019)
Aug 29, 2019 ·
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People with whom we associate, such as family, friends and co-workers, greatly influence our thinking, decisions and actions. These influences can be anti-religious, taking drugs or even some crazy actions...
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People with whom we associate, such as family, friends and co-workers, greatly influence our thinking, decisions and actions. These influences can be anti-religious, taking drugs or even some crazy actions like stealing. Most people don't go from good to evil in a single instance. It typically involves a slow process that is based on influences by others. The teenage boy who associates with the "cool" guys smoking marijuana, gradually goes from being the person who thinks he can say no to drugs to the person who is trying it then doing it. To avoid or stop any such influence requires us to excommunicate those who surround us with evil behaviors and to surround ourselves with true friends and true love.
Hello, everyone. Today's episode is about how evil friendships and associates can lead us to evil acts and how to stop these behaviors by what I call excommunicating our friends or associates that influence us and building true friendships and love. It is through our controlling the quality of our friendships that we can build ourselves up through positive influences on our lives. 29-Aug-2019
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Hello, everyone. Today's episode is about how evil friendships and associates can lead us to evil acts and how to stop these behaviors by what I call excommunicating our friends or associates that influence us and building true friendships and love. It is through our controlling the quality of our friendships that we can build ourselves up through positive influences on our lives. 29-Aug-2019
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