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Jun 14, 2010 7:24:06 AM
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The funny thing about god, i found, is that there are always more questions than answers. Religous questions are always hard to answer, because most answers are based on doctrine and basic theology. All of which can be debated over and over again and still not come to a conclusion. First off, no such thing should ever happen to a child. Somebody took something from you that was never meant to be taken. From your later posts, I know that you are older now, but obviously, as is normal, is still a major question in your life. The only person to blame in all this is the person that did this. You did nothing wrong. I hope you can honestly say that to yourself. Secondly, you mentioned "free will" in a post of yours to another person answering your question. Maybe this free will brought you to this point to make a decision. You have the free will to let this go and be a survivor. By letting this go and helping others, you are not only enabling other violated children, but you are enabling yourself to be who you are. Maybe god had to put you through this to be the mentor and helper of others? Either way, the answer to this is within you and your beliefs. I hope you choose the road that helps you and others. My thoughts are with you.
by Roark Thurston
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