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“Hope does not rest on the assumption that everything is going to work out or be okay in the end, nor is it based on the presumption that the outcome in any series of events is going to be thus and so. I agree with Berry, who says, 'Hope lives in the means, not the ends.' A hopeful life often moves in the dark because nobody has a clear grasp of how events will unfold or what effects any particular action will have. This is why hope is a humble posture.”

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