Burdens, trust and the ‘economy’ of a higher power
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Burdens, trust and the “economy” of a higher power
by Mark Pavilons We’ve been encouraged to bear one another’s burdens. If we truly can do that, we embrace the truth and learn to trust. Religious doctrine aside, we’re asked to love others, to be righteous, honest, genuine and at times, altruistic. Humans are also trustworthy, but we’re quite guarded. Trust has taken a beating over the past decade and we’ve lost faith in our political leaders, large corporations, and others in our greed-based mo…
Burdens, trust and the ‘economy’ of a higher power
MARK PAVILONS We’ve been encouraged to bear one another’s burdens.If we truly can do that, we embrace the truth and learn to trust.Religious doctrine aside, we’re asked to love others, to be righteous, honest, genuine and at times, altruistic.Humans are also trustworthy, but we’re quite guarded. Trust has taken a beating over the past decade and we’ve lost faith in our political leaders, large corporations, and others in our greed-based money ec…
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