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    John Ladane Heag - 2 years ago
    What does the Bible say about parenting alienation
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    David - In Reply - 2 years ago
    Hi John Biblically anything unloving or that divides isn't best. Our responsibility is to be an example of

    the love of God to young or old. Proverbs 22:6 to the best of your ability, in any situation. They are Gods

    diamonds in the rough, they need polished with the word.
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    T. Levis - In Reply - 2 years ago
    Our own spirits testify it's wrong unless there is real danger of harm towards the child/children.

    Cases of injustice : Ecclesiastes: 5:8,

    In the case of violence : Psalms 140:1,

    Ephesians: 6:1, (how can a child obey a parent in the LORD if alienated?) Colossians 3:20,

    This scripture might also be fitting for the situation. GOD knows all.

    Romans 1:28-31

    Encouragement :

    Luke 18:27-30

    Hopefully these are helpful.
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    David - In Reply - 2 years ago
    Hi John What is that?
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    John Ladane Head - In Reply - 2 years ago
    The mother of my son a daughter keeps the kids from me because she's mad at me. We had a fallout August 7th and she didn't allow me to see our son till I filed paperwork for visitation. She has returned every card that I've sent my son. Our daughter was born on September 7th and I had to do the same with her. I have yet to see our daughter! She was born with Prader Will Syndrome and is still in the hospital! It does drive me crazy but I have to give it to God.
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    GiGi again - In Reply - 2 years ago
    Oh, John, I am sorry that your children are being kept from you. I pray that you will receive court ordered visitation rights to be able to share custody of your kiddos. This is such an awful way to treat you or the kids.

    I do not remember a place in Scripture that speaks of a situation like this. But, if the kids mother doesn't have a restraining order on you, you should be able to see the baby in the hospital if you can prove you are her father. Don't give up. Fight for your kids, especially if mom is being vindictive and nonsensical.

    God Bless you and your children. I pray that your daughter gets the care she needs for her condition. I am not aware of this diagnosis.
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    GiGi - In Reply - 2 years ago
    Hi John,

    Could you rephrase this so we can understand what you are inquiring about more clearly. Perhaps define parenting alienation for us.

    thanks
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