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Today's Thought Gem—January

31 posts · 1 participants · started Jan 1, 2015, 2:26 AM

  1. Divine truth

    is best known

    by its

    spiritual flavor

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  2. Truth is coherent,

    beauty attractive,

    goodness stabilizing

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  3. Is courage—strength of character—desirable?

    Then must man be reared in an environment

    which necessitates grappling with hardships

    and reacting to disappointments

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  4. Is altruism—service to one’s fellows—desirable?

    Then must life experience provide for encountering

    situations of social inequality

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  5. Is hope—the grandeur of trust—desirable?

    Then human existence must constantly be 

    confronted with insecurities

    and recurrent uncertainties

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  6. Is faith—the supreme exertion of human thought—desirable?

    Then must the mind of man find itself in

    that troublesome predicament

    where it ever knows less than it can believe

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  7. Is the love of truth and the willingness to go wherever it leads, desirable?

    Then must man grow up in a world where error is present

    and falsehood always possible

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  8. Is idealism—the approaching concept of the divine—desirable?

    Then must man struggle in an environment

    of relative goodness and beauty, surroundings stimulative

    of the irrepressible search for better things

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  9. Is loyalty—devotion to highest duty—desirable?

    Then must man carry on amid the

    possibilities of betrayal and desertion.

    The valor of devotion to duty consists

    in the implied danger of default

     

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  10. Is unselfishness—the spirit of self-forgetfulness—desirable?

    Then must mortal man live face to face

    with the incessant clamoring of an inescapable self

    for recognition and honor

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  11. Man could never lay saving hold

    on righteousness if there were

    no potential evil to exalt and

    differentiate the good by contrast

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