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The document discusses the virtues of patience and kindness. It defines patience as bearing pains calmly without complaining and having perseverance despite adversity. Patience is an attribute of God's nature, as God is slow to anger. Jesus demonstrated patience when accused by religious leaders. To develop patience, one must depend on God's strength and view trials as opportunities for growth. Kindness is defined as love in action by helping others without expecting anything in return. The Good Samaritan exemplified kindness by seeing others' needs, seizing the moment to help, being willing to interrupt his journey, and take risks to assist someone in need. The ultimate act of kindness was Jesus dying for our sins.
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The publication gives the limelight to the young generation's aspirations and musings on peace. It aims to explore the youth's apathy towards armed conflict in the Philippines as well as the youth's roles and reflections on peace. What makes an uninitiated and apathetic youth turn into a staunch advocate for peace? When you think peace, what exactly are you thinking of?
From the superficial to the abysmally grounded peace-losophies to the artistique, we'd like to read your piece or join you in your peace journey to "Anagnorisis"
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Anagnorisis:
Greek word meaning "recognition"
in a literary work, the startling discovery that produces a change from ignorance to knowledge. In this context, the recognition from war to peace, the moment of awakening that the enemy is your brother; the knowledge that we were apathetic of armed conflict and violence in the country, but are now reflecting upon, contemplating, even advocating, peace.
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Results of our yearly consumption behaviour research.
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Consumers are in search of solutions to new problems in energy, food and transport.
They demand leadership from brands in these matters.
Unexpected segments take the lead.
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This document discusses the importance of patience and spiritual growth for Christians. It defines patience as waiting without getting upset and explains how patience is developed through trials and troubles. The document provides examples of both patient and impatient biblical figures and areas where patience is especially needed. It concludes by encouraging readers to allow God to develop patience in them and reminding them of God's forgiveness.
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