Yes, this is what good is: to forgive evil. There is no other good.
-Porchia
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- Ryan Hofer
- Communication Graduate Student in Portland, Oregon. Interests include travel, yoga, aikido, kiatsu, Japan.
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2 comments:
Can we not do good outside the context of evil?
I know a lot of the time my motivations for doing good seem to contain little pieces of vanity and display, or thinking that I must fix things. So then it's just back to grace, which is from God, and God is good, the highest good. So that's how I view this statement.
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