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Nevertheless, Dijkstra reports that later he made a remarkable discovery that ''“In Christ, there are no enrooted immutable life schemes, let them be engraved in an individual for whatever time”. After that, he refused not only his “old homosexual identity”'' but also a ''“selfish, envious, self-pitting, and rationalizing inner man”''.  
 
Nevertheless, Dijkstra reports that later he made a remarkable discovery that ''“In Christ, there are no enrooted immutable life schemes, let them be engraved in an individual for whatever time”. After that, he refused not only his “old homosexual identity”'' but also a ''“selfish, envious, self-pitting, and rationalizing inner man”''.  
 
He opines the change is ''“a process, development, which begins a day, when a person asks: ’Lord, what do you want me to do?’“''.
 
He opines the change is ''“a process, development, which begins a day, when a person asks: ’Lord, what do you want me to do?’“''.
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One day he converged to conclusion that he fell in love with woman and with admirable assurance he made an offer to her. He portrays a relationship with her as surprisingly precious and delightful, utterly different from ‘unbridled desire to posses’ in homosexual alias sodomitical relationship. Six years after his conversion from homosexual lifestyle he enjoyed news about soon becoming a father.  
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One day he converged to conclusion that he fell in love with woman and with admirable assurance he made an offer to her. He portrays a relationship with her as surprisingly precious and delightful, utterly different from ‘unbridled desire to posses’ in homosexual alias sodomitical relationship. Six years after his conversion from [[ABC Theory of Emotion#Homosexual Lifestyle|homosexual lifestyle]] he enjoyed news about soon becoming a father.
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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