After reading what you had posted and as a person who has had to deal with “learning challenges” all her life and had been in a wonderful relationship with a truly devout Bible believing Christian significant other for 21 years, before God called him home at the age of 46. He also had a “learning challenge”, that despite that, had a number of jobs and worked hard. He loved me very deeply, and I the same. We were starting to plan for our future when he taken ill very suddenly and a few days later, had passed on. Because of him, who pointed out to me the King of Kings, it was my faith that kept me going.
What it all comes down to is this, even with “challenges”, be it physical or mental, one still MUST make a decision either for or against Jesus Christ and no excuses, not even having a “challenge” can EVER excuse what had happened in a very, very horrible and heartbreaking way in my home state of CT last week.
Last, I can add, I also have come to know people who have challenges and it is enough to learn, like me, to accept this cross we have to carry every day, let alone do what this MONISTER did late last week.
Beautiful and sad story. Thank you for sharing.