You're Only Human

The argument that our boundaries are purposeful was compelling. I wonder what inspired the author to approach it from a theological perspective rather than a psychological one.

The book feels like a gentle reminder that our imperfections are part of a divine plan. I’d love to hear if others felt encouraged or challenged by this perspective.

Blending psychological advice with spiritual wisdom made the message more relatable. I'm curious how the author envisioned this combination impacting readers seeking support.