This document discusses how love liberates while fear debilitates. It provides quotes from prominent figures emphasizing the importance of respecting the freedom and rights of others. The document concludes by stating that viciousness cannot be fought with viciousness, and that individual and national survival depends on meeting hatred with love, not hatred. A footnote questions how an "accusing voice" could evolve to serve a function that goes against self-preservation.

1. Love liberates, fear debilitates
“Love does not intimidate nor incarcerates it flows like a river
and grows as we give it away it is the basis for the law of
liberty. Love allows us to reach our maximum potential.
Love liberates and invigorates,. However, fear incarcerates and
Debilitates. Love is greater than fear (Love > Fear)”
I John 4:8, 4:16, I Corinthians 13.
Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves.
- Abraham Lincoln

2. Love liberates, fear debilitates
The clash of ideas is the sound of freedom.
- Lady Bird Johnson
To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains,
but to live in a way that respects
and enhances the freedom of others.
- Nelson Mandela
When the rights of any group, no matter how small, no matter how marginal,
are violated, your liberty, your freedom is put at risk.
Let there never be a day when we cast about in horror
and have to ask the question, "How did it ever come to this?"
- Thomas Childers
Safeguarding the rights of others is the most noble
and beautiful end of a human being.
- Khalil Gibran
The whole point of Freedom-of-Speech
is supporting the right of others
to say things you find personally offensive.
- Jonathan Lockwood Huie
The end does NOT justify the means.
Freedom cannot be gained by sacrificing the freedom of others.
Free speech cannot be gained by limiting the free speech of others.
Human rights cannot be secured by trampling the human rights of others.
Viciousness in others cannot be fought by becoming vicious oneself.
Neither individual nor nation can long survive by meeting hatred with hatred,
injustice with injustice, prejudice with prejudice.
May the world be kind to you,
and may your own thoughts be gentle upon yourself(1)
.
- Jonathan Lockwood Huie
Note 1: Psychologist recognized the “Judging sub selves” as the “accusing voice” while
Christians call it “The adversary  Satan and demons”. The questions to evolutionists is this,
how could such an accusing voice serve any function in “the survivor of the fittest” as it goes
against the evolutionist’s principle of “Self-preservation”? Evolutionists believe that “Life is
an accident”, this is not true as such theory goes against The 2nd
Law of Thermodynamics,
which is The law of entropy which states “All systems tend to disorder as time progresses”