Generational Ties: BE FREE FROM OPPRESSION
Language: English
Published by Michel Robillard, 2025
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- Title
- Generational Ties: BE FREE FROM OPPRESSION
- Author
- Robillard, Michel (Author)
- Publisher
- Michel Robillard
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- Brand New
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- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 2981101153
- ISBN 13
- 9782981101150
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- 0.3 kilograms
Genetics, culture, and education contribute to our generational heritage. There is a fourth, lesser-known aspect: spiritual heritage. The concept of spiritual heritage aligns with a universally recognized doctrine within the Church-that of original sin. Some generational legacies are positive, while others are not. Negative legacies are bonds that limit individuals in their development. They can trap people in stereotypical ways of thinking, condition behaviors, or create unintentional attachments. These bonds may foster harmful habits that spiral out of control. Generational bonds are caused by sins committed by ancestors, traumas they suffered, or curses that have afflicted the entire family. Evil spirits may even intervene in these dark circumstances. The good news is that solutions exist.
There are few works dedicated to studying generational bonds in both French and English-speaking contexts. Several books address the topic briefly, but this is insufficient to tackle the theological and practical questions surrounding this controversial subject. By writing this book, the author aims to convince those who believe in the doctrine of original sin but are hesitant to embrace a theology of generational bonds. He also seeks to provide numerous biblical texts to those who have experienced this reality yet lack a strong theological understanding of the topic. His greatest wish is that theological debates on this issue do not hinder efforts to help those who suffer. The final chapter of this book concludes with a description of his pastoral approach within the broader framework of inner healing, summarizing tools for praying to break generational bonds.
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