That is, to mine? I am not despairing here, just making an observation. I don't know you or your own experience, so it may be very different than mine, but I find that true sincerity and genuine concern are often so slippery that they are beyond my grasp. Of course, it might help if I stopped dipping my hands in grease.
Or maybe when I am ready I won't have to grasp.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
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Seems to me like there's no end too, and that it often takes political form.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting and leaving a link to that post on your blog. I will check out the rest of the site when I can. I caught your nod toward MLK's version of (progressive) religious convictions as they relate to politics and it reminded me of something I ran across last year.
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