Gabriel Mizrahi

That was a major life event.

She shouldn't look for simple answers or an easy way out.

No, also too black and white.

Or even right, for that matter.

So he goes on, it's healthy to sit in discomfort, struggle with convictions and ask questions.

I tell people in my congregation that I want them to always ask questions.

I believe so strongly in my faith that I know it can withstand questioning and emerge stronger.

It also allows me to better discern what is actually from God and what might just be my opinion, culture or upbringing.

And one last thing, if that listener is only going to be met with judgment and not compassion from her church or faith community, it's time to move on and find a church that reflects the love of God that Jesus taught.

Thanks for all you guys do.

Signed, a chaplain concerned about what happens when people don't take action to seek out the right interactions.

It does, doesn't it?

I felt it was right, but I don't come from this background, so I always wonder if we're getting it wrong.

You are praying at Our Lady of the Dues cruise today, my dude.

Well, that is actually a perfect transition.

So we'll hit the rec of the week, and then we'll read this last letter, which I found remarkable.

Sounds good.

So just a heads up, this last letter is not part of the Holy Trilogy like the letters that we just read, but it is part of the larger Dews Crusade.

So the letter goes.

Hello, Jordan and Gabe.