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He loves peace so I love him.
Pope Leo,"God desires peace for every nation: such a peace
Which is not limited to ending conflict, but rather is a manifestation of justice and dignity".
#LovePeace #Lovehumanity #PopeLeoXIV
#NeedReligiousHarmony #GodIsOne #LovesGod #GodIsSupreme #Bible #Quran #HolyBooks #Nature -
He loves peace so I love him.
Pope Leo,"God desires peace for every nation: such a peace
Which is not limited to ending conflict, but rather is a manifestation of justice and dignity".
#LovePeace #Lovehumanity #PopeLeoXIV
#NeedReligiousHarmony #GodIsOne #LovesGod #GodIsSupreme #Bible #Quran #HolyBooks #Nature -
He loves peace so I love him.
Pope Leo,"God desires peace for every nation: such a peace
Which is not limited to ending conflict, but rather is a manifestation of justice and dignity".
#LovePeace #Lovehumanity #PopeLeoXIV
#NeedReligiousHarmony #GodIsOne #LovesGod #GodIsSupreme #Bible #Quran #HolyBooks #Nature -
Richard Allestree, Anglican pastor, advises gentlemen. The saved cannot have too much anger at poverty. Nor deplore enough the inhumanity of the rich. One party suffers, the other sins. Invoking Luke 16, he says one’s suffering ends in eternal refreshments, but the other in endless torment.
Would some need to water this down with “not all rich”, as the Lausanne Movement did?
How can you sufficiently deplore that which should be deplored?
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Richard Allestree, Anglican pastor, advises gentlemen. The saved cannot have too much anger at poverty. Nor deplore enough the inhumanity of the rich. One party suffers, the other sins. Invoking Luke 16, he says one’s suffering ends in eternal refreshments, but the other in endless torment.
Would some need to water this down with “not all rich”, as the Lausanne Movement did?
How can you sufficiently deplore that which should be deplored?
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Richard Allestree, Anglican pastor, advises gentlemen. The saved cannot have too much anger at poverty. Nor deplore enough the inhumanity of the rich. One party suffers, the other sins. Invoking Luke 16, he says one’s suffering ends in eternal refreshments, but the other in endless torment.
Would some need to water this down with “not all rich”, as the Lausanne Movement did?
How can you sufficiently deplore that which should be deplored?
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Richard Allestree, Anglican pastor, advises gentlemen. The saved cannot have too much anger at poverty. Nor deplore enough the inhumanity of the rich. One party suffers, the other sins. Invoking Luke 16, he says one’s suffering ends in eternal refreshments, but the other in endless torment.
Would some need to water this down with “not all rich”, as the Lausanne Movement did?
How can you sufficiently deplore that which should be deplored?