A very interesting piece. I too have spent most of my life “judged” by the Presbyterian view of life. I like to think of people as doing a “bad” act or a “good” act, rather than bad or good people. Everyone, if we knew their circumstances, is doing the best they can manage at that moment. Weirdly, every Easter I have to check what happens on what days. I never seem to remember from one year to the next. And why does that even matter? Hugs. Alison
This is very beautiful, thank you. Your dad has helped so many people (including me) to sit more gently and compassionately with gender fluidity, their own and that of others. She is a gift to our mixed up, so often unkind and intolerant world.
A very interesting piece. I too have spent most of my life “judged” by the Presbyterian view of life. I like to think of people as doing a “bad” act or a “good” act, rather than bad or good people. Everyone, if we knew their circumstances, is doing the best they can manage at that moment. Weirdly, every Easter I have to check what happens on what days. I never seem to remember from one year to the next. And why does that even matter? Hugs. Alison
This is very beautiful, thank you. Your dad has helped so many people (including me) to sit more gently and compassionately with gender fluidity, their own and that of others. She is a gift to our mixed up, so often unkind and intolerant world.