NEW: In an interview, marwilliamson responds to claims she's an anti-vaxxer and pushes back on those who “denigrate” her campaign: “If I say something like that, it’s considered woo-woo”
Many years ago, I think it was in the 1980s, I went to Sacramento, California, to see a charismatic Catholic priest named] ...We went, and I was shocked that it was a huge auditorium. And there were many people there in wheelchairs, holding disabled children—all kinds of things. Father DiOrio bounds up on the stage, and he says, “Most of us here are Roman Catholics, but some are not. Some are Protestants, and some are other denominations. If you are not a Roman Catholic, please stand.
whereby all the surviving prisoners from the Japanese internment camps from World War II were paid between $20,000 and $22,000. So the idea of national atonement and national amends is, and should be, mainstream political thought.No one decides to run for president impulsively. It’s as brutal as it is exhilarating...There is the real conversations with voters, the real conversations with serious journalists, the real conversations about things that matter.
I can’t imagine anyone doing this impulsively. I can’t imagine anyone going through this who didn’t feel...deeply called. Once again this is another area, where if a mainstream candidate says they feel called, then that’s considered something to respect. If I feel called, it’s something to make out like it’s some kind of mystical silliness, which I hope you won’t do.There is no difference. What I went through is no different than what any politician went through.
Whatever context that was in, I never told anyone not to go to the doctor. I spent hours and hours and hours driving people to the doctor. When a clergyperson, a faith leader, prays with someone, or leads them in a guided meditation—this is not in repudiation of medicine. Body, mind,spirit.
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