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“What really matters centers around humanity and what we have in common.”

– William P. Young

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Dennis
Dennis
10 years ago

If you are a humanist or an atheist I could see this quote being totally compatible with your belief system. If you are a Christian who claims to follow God’s word as your source for truth and faith and security for eternity, then this statement strikes at the very heart of God. For us what really matters centers around God’s Son, our love for Him and how we can best serve Him until He comes for us, definitely not about us. What we ALL have in common is a sin problem of separation from our loving Creator. What some of us have in common is having been freed from it into God’s glorious salvation through faith alone in The Lord Jesus Christ!

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