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“While her purpose may have been the raising of awareness, the true impact came not from particular content or action, but the realization of where such waves were coming from. Effort is contagious, lowering the bar below [also] raises the bar above. Those who are perceived as weak thus have a higher potential than others. "If a little' X can do it, what then is the excuse of the Y?" Change very rarely come on its own, there is often causality or invisible hands. Those with great power need to recognize that truly they also have a great responsibility. Good vibrations are rarely spread on their own accord.”

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“Somewhere between the Great Commission and Sunday morning, we got distracted. We started believing that making disciples was something for the trained, the titled, the theologically credentialed. We handed the plow to the pastor and took a seat in the audience. And the harvest sat waiting in the field.”

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Book:Hand to the Plow: The Field Guide for Everyday Disciple-Makers
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“The misconception that the world is getting worse is very difficult to maintain when we put the present in its historical context. We shouldn't diminish the tragedies of the droughts and famines happening right now. But knowledge of the tragedies of the past should help everyone realize how the world has become both much more transparent and much better at getting help to where it's needed.”

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Book:Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World – and Why Things Are Better Than You Think
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“Under the ground in the grave human beings aren't the same. You can look at each other, understand each other, but you can't do anything for each other." "If we found a way to tell them news of a victory, would they be happier?" Kien asked. "Come on! Even if we could, what would be the point? People in hell don't give a damn about wars. They don't remember killing. Killing is a career for the living, not the dead.”

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Book:The Sorrow of War
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