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[2010-02-10 18:02:48 +0000 UTC]
"Love."
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Favourites: 1759; Deviations: 0; Watchers: 12
Watching: 33; Pageviews: 5700; Comments Made: 1087; Friends: 33
# Comments
Comments: 665
Of Course!! God Bless!!
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You are just awesome!
I quote your wonderful answer to Spudcreations here:
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because you answered his argument in a much better way that I could ever do!
Thanks again, and have a great day!
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Thank you so Much, but I was really Blessed to find a great source online. I must give credit to the one that posted the information for me!
May God Bless you- Have a Wonderful Day.
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thank you for running this wonderful group "Jesus-Lovers"!
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Oh, Thank you very Much!
May God Bless you, and do keep me in your prayers!
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Of Course! God Bless
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Thanks for the 
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Of course! God Bless.
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Thanks for the fav and be blessed
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You too! God Bless!
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Thank you for all of the favorites!
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No Problem! God Bless!
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And an additional thanks for adding me to your watch.
I appreciate it very much.
Feel free to ask me something anytime or drop a comment.
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Thanks for reading and faving "Tolerance."
I hope it was useful and helpful----in a truly good way!
If you have the time or desire, was there anything that struck you in particular?
Or was there anything that seemed odd or a bit off?
I appreciate it.
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Of course! You put Tolerance, like you have in other works on different subjects/thoughts, in a perspective that can teach one or broaden one's thinking of it.
I liked how you quoted: "love the sinner but not the sin." from St. Augustine. Tis truly one of his grand quotes..
You also branched off from there; using reference from the Bible on the life of Jesus on Earth with Tolerance and dismissing sin... I liked that.
One can learn from your works. If anything were off or odd, i'm sure your Guardian Angel would tug on your ear!
To conclude, I do have some advice for you. Do remember to Pray.. Pray as much as you can! Whether you're walking, working, or taking time out to meditate.. do remember to Pray. One can't truly process the Blessings and Love that come from Prayer.
God Bless You.
Pax et Omne Bonum.
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Thank you.
I'm glad I've had a good guardian angel all these years!
And believe me, we all need to remind ourselves to pray and it's never bad to be reminded. Wisdom is a gift, as I wrote, and prayer is one of the most excellent means to getting at Wisdom.
Granted we don't always get what we ask for (in a manner of speaking), but often times it's better than we expected.
Thanks again!
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Thank you for taking the time to read "Wisdom is a Gift" and likewise for favorite-ing it.
If you have the desire and the time, would you mind telling me if there was any insight that struck you in particular. Or was there anything confusing or worth critiquing?
Thank you very much again for your time!
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Oh, of course!
I truly enjoyed reading it. Your interpretation, I'd have to say, is what struck me.
I thank YOU for writing such a wonderful piece.
God Bless.
Pax.
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Thanks again. Was there any particular angle or way of putting the interpretation that was unusual?
You don't have to answer, naturally, but I enjoy learning about how others read my article and if anything new can come from it.
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Oh I don't mind.
I didn't see your entry as unusual at all! I meant what I said in a good way
For example, what you stated: So what are the ends of the earth that make us fools sometimes? I find that Chesterton put it well: "There is nothing which is so weak for working purposes as this enormous importance attached to immediate victory. There is nothing that fails like success" (GK Chesterton, Heretics). It may also be said that this quote, "lust indulged starves the soul, but fools hate to turn from evil" (Prv 13:19), means that when we desire something very temporary and hollow (such as a victory) we starve our souls and do not feed it with what is a most beautiful nourishmentβreason. Yet we, like fools, when confronted or attacked feel that crushing our opponent will result in some sort of nourishment, but it's hardly the case.
This paragraph, gives reason as to how Wisdom is a gift. You stated it in a way that we all can relate. It can strike someone at heart to know how much of a gift Wisdom is.
I thank you.
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I appreciate you taking the time to let me know. I hope yo get a chance to look at some of my other stuff. Hopefully they're as good as you thought this one was!
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[link] βMy Prayerβ (by Cornish Poet Clive Blake) β¦
It is much appreciated β¦
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Of Course. God Bless.
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Thank you so much [link]
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