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Loving from a Distance: Psychological Boundaries and Biblical Commandments
The commandment to love your neighbor has been used for centuries as a weapon to keep people within the reach of those who harm them. This common misunderstanding stems from a linguistic collapse, where the deep, sacrificial act of Agape is confused with proximity and trust. This article deconstructs the theological and clinical necessity of distance, using the life of Jesus as a model for loving everyone while granting access to very few. Learn why “guarding your heart” is not a failure of faith, but a psychological and spiritual act of stewardship that allows love to remain sustainable without compromising your safety.
