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Pondering Westboro Baptist Church and Fred Phelps

40 Poetic Reflections

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Pondering Westboro Baptist Church and Fred Phelps

By: Andrew Bushard
Narrated by: Mollie Christopher
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Westboro Baptist Church has earned an unforgettable reputation for virulently anti-gay pickets. Westboro has even stooped to picketing funerals to spread their hateful message. Most people respond to this hate with more hate of their own, but through poetry, this book calls us to respond with understanding instead. This work strives to challenge common reactions and to stimulate new thoughtful dialogue.

As Deepak Chopra stated, "You can not change a problem at the level of consciousness that created it," and thus, if we seek to change Westboro's behavior, we need to take the high road

©2014 Andrew Bushard (P)2014 Andrew Bushard Poetry Religious Studies

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