Patrick Higgins Quotes

At The Heart Of Racism Stands Satan, Not Man. No One Is More Pleased By The Racial Tension In The World Than God's Ultimate Enemy. I'm Sure He Marvels At How Shallow We Humans Tend To Be, By Hating One Another Simply Because Of Skin Color! If You Are A Child Of The Most High God And You Are Fighting In This War Of Division And Hatred (even If Only In Thought), You Are Fighting For The Enemy.

If This Is You, You Need To Repent Of This Sin And Start Seeing Others The Way God Sees Them, As Made In His Image. If Not, Satan Will Keep Stirring Your Mind With Thoughts That Will Not Only Further Stoke The Burning Hatred Of Racism Deep Within You, It Will Put Even More Distance Between You And The One Who Saw Your Unformed Body Before The Foundations Of The World, And Knit You Together In Your Mother's Womb.

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