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To: twigs
Kara messed up huge time, but Christians are in the forgiveness business. That's not easy either. But her siblings just lost their parents. I doubt that they want to lose any of their siblings either. My guess is that they'll work on their own hearts, learning a lot about how to forgive and put that into practice with Kara.

The graduations, weddings, births, birthday celebrations, and funerals without the presence of Mr. & Mrs. Borden will cause heartaches as the decades go by. Family members, as they age, could find themselves drifting away from Kara, even though they're Christians.

55 posted on 12/19/2005 4:27:50 AM PST by Dr. Scarpetta
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To: Dr. Scarpetta

Yes, they could. You're right about that. But I think it's probable that given what little we know about the family, they will try to work this out. But it will never be the same. I just don't necessarily see the wholesale rejection and almost predetermined misery for Kara. Yes, her life will never be the same. And yes, her life could end up as many have written here it will. But I don't think it has to be that way. The choices that Kara makes from now on will help determine the path her future will take. She's still young and could have a bright future. But she has a tough road to hoe for certain.


60 posted on 12/19/2005 6:11:19 AM PST by twigs
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