Humility
Humility does not mean thinking less of yourself than of other people, nor does it mean having a low opinion of your own gifts. It means freedom from thinking about yourself at all.—Archbishop of Canterbury William Temple (1881-1944)
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3 Comments:
At 9/08/2008 1:56 PM, Anonymous said…
I enjoy reading your blog. Please answer me, in brief, this one question: I have yet to see evidence sufficient to compel me to believe that Jesus was or is a god. What is the evidence that compels you to believe that he was a god?
At 9/08/2008 3:04 PM, King of Peace said…
My answer is subjective as it is brief: when I act as if Jesus was and is a God and don't just live as he said to live, but also worship Him and pray in His name, then I see the results in the here and now he promised then. I realize this is not objective proof for the sceptic, but it is my answer in brief.
A couple of longer answers to this I have written is online here: Faith for the six impossible things before breakfast and Thoroughly Postmodern Paul.
peace,
Frank+
At 9/18/2008 8:51 AM, Anonymous said…
Frank, thanks for your reply. Why do you say that you "see the results in the here and now he promised then"? What results?
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