<p>Nicole and Sylvia uses Havruta in Chapter 5 to ask about the line of when to love someone for/in spite of flaws versus when to discuss how the person's behavior is affecting others.  They use Lectio Divina in Chapter 6 to look at how we are powerful and how to tell others, "You can help me change by..." </p>

Nicole and Sylvia uses Havruta in Chapter 5 to ask about the line of when to love someone for/in spite of flaws versus when to discuss how the person's behavior is affecting others. They use Lectio Divina in Chapter 6 to look at how we are powerful and how to tell others, "You can help me change by..."

<p>Nicole and Sylvia uses Havruta in Chapter 5 to ask about the line of when to love someone for/in spite of flaws versus when to discuss how the person's behavior is affecting others.&nbsp; They use Lectio Divina in Chapter 6 to look at how we are powerful and how to tell others, "You can help me change by..."&nbsp;</p>

Thanks for the Feedback: Relationship Triggers

Nicole Huff and Sylvia Ellison use Sacred Reading Practices to learn from education books.

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