“What in the world are you doing?!?” are words we often hear during times of trouble. Less frequently, we hear the question, “why?”.
It doesn’t end there though, because too often we react to what happens rather than ask with true curiosity why someone might have done it, affording them the best of intentions.
Moving from what to why is the act of rehumanizing “them” AND us in order to learn what it really means to love.
“What in the world are you doing?!?” are words we often hear during times of trouble. Less frequently, we hear the question, “why?”.
It doesn’t end there though, because too often we react to what happens rather than ask with true curiosity why someone might have done it, affording them the best of intentions.
Moving from what to why is the act of rehumanizing “them” AND us in order to learn what it really means to love.