I have been good, I’ve given all I had. I have been bad, I’ve let you down again. I have been holy, and I have been the one to caste the stone. but when I close my eyes, spaces open wide, no barriers between us.
A Godly man will see you for the treasure you are, and when he hears about the things that God has forgiven, and the distance that God has brought you, he will know how important you are to God, that God would take all that time and go to all that effort to bring you to the place you are now. And a Godly man will pull up and start praying about any situation where God is moving that boldly.
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Xinran Xue, a Chinese writer, describes visiting a peasant family in the Yimeng area of Shandong province. The wife was giving birth. “We had scarcely sat down in the kitchen”, she writes, “when we heard a moan of pain from the bedroom next door…The cries from the inner room grew louder—and…
[Doing abortions] can make you feel bad … No matter how pro-choice you are, it makes you feel low.” — Anonymous abortion doctor, quoted by Jack Hitt in “Who Will Do Abortion’s Here?”, New York Times Magazine, January 18, 1998.
“[Abortion is] the dirty work of our field. The sad truth…
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There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.
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| — | Ernest Hemingway (via freelymelody) |
