Hello dears, hello, oh my this is a good one. I worked with Nicholas. He was my guest today and he's in a wheelchair. He has cerebral palsy and his work he was on God.

One of the things he wrote was God is mean, petty selective about the people he chooses to put in

wheelchairs. God is unjust. So where in the world does this land? Where do we go with this?

Tune in as we meet Nicholas's God.

Hello, good morning, Pacific time.

Oh my, what's going on?

What's going on?

Nicholas, what's going on, sweetie?

Hi, Katie.

Hi, precious one.

How are you?

I'm as well as I can be by some grace. I think we all are. You too? It's a pleasure to to be with you today. Oh good then we have much in common. Thank you. So

sweetie what's going on? Well I I did a judge your neighbor worksheet and I'm a little nervous.

Oh, well, rightfully so.

Yeah.

So... We think that we're afraid of what we think people will think about us.

Yes. We're afraid because we think we fear the way that people will think about us the way we think about us.

Yes, yes that's the biggest fear in life.

Yeah.

To be honest.

Yeah, I'm so, I'm so happy for the understanding that what's important is what I think about people and what I think and believe have come to see as true, the way I see people,

I like me worked weirdly. I couldn't like it worked weirdly. I couldn't like me until I liked you.

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