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The Life She Forgot (The House on the Edge of the Cliff Book 1)

by Joanna Davidson Politano (Goodreads Author)

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Mere Christianity

by C.S. Lewis

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The Holy Bible: King James Version

by Anonymous

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Becky’s Quotes

“Thou art coming to a King, large petitions with thee bring, for His grace and power are such none can ever ask too much.”
― John Newton

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“I am very serious when I say this, beware of your dreams, for dreams make dangerous friends. We all have them—longings for a better life, a healthy child, a happy marriage, rewarding work. But dreams are, I have come to believe, misplaced longings. False lovers. Why? Because God is enough. Just God. And he isn’t “enough” because he can make our dreams come true—no, you’ve got him confused with Santa or Merlin or Oprah. The God who created the universe is enough for us—even without our dreams.”
― Phil Vischer, Me, Myself, and Bob: A True Story About Dreams, God, and Talking Vegetables

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“The truth is that anything worthwhile we do in life demands effort.”
― Rosalie De Rosset

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“The crux of my argument is this—we cannot truly understand what we should put on, say, or do, without looking at our behavior in relationship to Christ. In Christ, decency in behavior and dress is far larger than the particulars of modesty. By the world’s standards, modesty is a rule passed down from generation to generation which involves choosing a garment that submits to a certain standard set by a mother or community, one that constantly changes.” – Stacie Parlee-Johnson (Ch. 9, A Theology of Modesty)”
― Rosalie De Rosset, Unseduced and Unshaken: The Place of Dignity in a Woman's Choices

tags: christ-s-righteousness, decency, modesty, theology

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