... prophets... Mt. 24:24 antichrists... 1Joh. 2:18 backbiters... Ro. 1:30 hypocrites... Mk. 7:6 sons of hell... Mt. 23:15 undiscerning, untrustworthy, unloving, unforgiving, unmerciful... Ro. 1:31 cowardly, unbelieving, abominable, murderers, sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, liars... Rev. 21:8 ...just to mention a few. when God refers to ...

...I feel depressed, therefore my marriage is not working out." 16. Inability to disconfirm: You reject any evidence or arguments that might contradict your negative thoughts. When you think, "I'm unlovable," you reject as irrelevant any evidence that people like you. Consequently, your thought cannot be refuted: "That's not the real issue. There are deeper problems. There are other factors."...

... elaborate and ridiculous story about "most people requir[ing] that you show a degree of sensitivity and insight into thier thought world or they can get very distraught and upset and feel unloved", about "see[ing your] life turn into a mine feild" because of some imaginary effort you feel you need to put it, and about some paranoid fantasies about the danger of ...

... this elaborate and ridiculous story about "most people requir[ing] that you show a degree of sensitivity and insight into thier thought world or they can get very distraught and upset and feel unloved", about "see[ing your] life turn into a mine feild" because of some imaginary effort you feel you need to put it, and about some paranoid fantasies about the danger of not ...

... this elaborate and ridiculous story about "most people requir[ing] that you show a degree of sensitivity and insight into thier thought world or they can get very distraught and upset and feel unloved", about "see[ing your] life turn into a mine feild" because of some imaginary effort you feel you need to put it, and about some paranoid fantasies about the danger of not ignoring ...

... with this elaborate and ridiculous story about "most people requir[ing] that you show a degree of sensitivity and insight into thier thought world or they can get very distraught and upset and feel unloved", about "see[ing your] life turn into a mine feild" because of some imaginary effort you feel you need to put it, and about some paranoid fantasies about the danger of not ignoring your "...

... is required. Some have angels - some do not - but you can choose whichever God you prefer. The Borg are completely innocent and should not be blamed for their messages here. They really did not know the situation - that there are several Gods and this kind of thing - but they are fine now. Safe in my arms and my love. And they will never be thrown out or unloved again. Kan

... prefer we are not with them - with their large plates of food and many expensive presents and how we are innocent and good and free from blame - and how they are selfish and greedy and unloving. At how our Christmas is free from sin. Whereas their is full of selfishness and guilt. And at Christmas we dwell sometimes on religion - as we have a simple but peaceful day - isolated and ...

...John: Bad in what sense? Morally? Robin: Well, it will come to feel morally bad eventually. But much more important it gives us very bad, painful and uncomfortable feelings, as if we are unacceptable, unlovable. John: The emotion makes us feel 'bad' even if it's only revealed to ourselves. So we screen it off. Robin: Right. John: Can you take a specific emotion - say, anger - and ...

..., physically attractive people may come to think of themselves as good or lovable because they are continually treated that way. Conversely, homely people may begin to think of themselves as bad or unlovable because they are continually treated that way—even as children. Ultimately, people may begin to behave in a way that is consistent with this self- concept—a way that is consistent with ...