Richard Parmar’s Reviews > Mere Christianity > Status Update

Page 138: The human person innately feels earthly desires and acts upon human interaction. Framing your life and hungers of the soul on the planet is like shooting for the clouds and reaching the clouds. To shoot for the stars and the reach the moon is to understand what we want isn’t here, and to strive for that solution.

Page 121: Diving in more on human perception and action in regards to intimate relationships with our brothers, sisters, and to our spouse in one flesh, I was heavily intrigued by how much humanity can tend to lack introspection. It’s fascinating the difference in standards we place upon oneself in comparison to our neighbors.

Page 104: Learning more about temperance (in regards to chastity or any other indulgences that bring fog) being one of the most integral virtues and qualities in man was interesting and inspiring, both to say the least.

Page 76: I’m back into reading as a hobby now. It’s very interesting seeing so far how human relations and consideration for each other AND ourselves mean so much in such a subtle way to our relationship with Jesus and God.

Page 32: Riveting thus far. Interesting that I already confront a viewpoint on human hypocrisy and apply that framework through experiences in my life.