This installment mentions "empathy" and the term seems properly used. There are conflicting definitions so I'll share a link on the difference between healthy "feeling other's pain" and the toxic empathy all the rage today. www.desiringgod.org/articles/do-you-feel-my-pain
Thanks for the input. My use of the term empathy is informed by the work of Dr. Craig Malkin, who is the one that introduced the myth of Narcissus and Echo in his work describing narcissists.
Guys. This is important content, but darn near unreadable with all the editing and proofing errors. Even the quoted sections have redundancies and omissions. Help us out. Thanks.
I'm human and this piece got wonky. I went through and did some edits but admit I am not feeling my best right now. Feel free to reach out to me with any necessary corrections and I'll do them now.
Thank you for the series. Bravo.
This installment mentions "empathy" and the term seems properly used. There are conflicting definitions so I'll share a link on the difference between healthy "feeling other's pain" and the toxic empathy all the rage today. www.desiringgod.org/articles/do-you-feel-my-pain
Thanks for the input. My use of the term empathy is informed by the work of Dr. Craig Malkin, who is the one that introduced the myth of Narcissus and Echo in his work describing narcissists.
Guys. This is important content, but darn near unreadable with all the editing and proofing errors. Even the quoted sections have redundancies and omissions. Help us out. Thanks.
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U R funi ... edits have been made BTW.
I'm human and this piece got wonky. I went through and did some edits but admit I am not feeling my best right now. Feel free to reach out to me with any necessary corrections and I'll do them now.