This document discusses how individuals are weapons that can be used for good or evil purposes. It emphasizes that people are God's weapons and should hone their talents and gifts to be used for righteous causes that help others. The document warns about misusing strengths in dishonorable ways and cautions that weapons can become misguided if not refined and tested properly to avoid harming oneself or allies. It encourages choosing to develop one's talents and abilities as weapons for service that benefit civic nations and future generations.

1. Weapon
of Choice
Bode Fuwa

2. “To give prudence to the simple, to the young
man knowledge and discretion”. -Solomon, son of
David, king of Israel. (Proverbs 1:4)

3. You are God's Weapon, Not the Devil's
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Prime selection
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Why you, why me? Why not?
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Edge

4. The Edge of a Weapon
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Done hide it, hone it
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Gift vs. Talent
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Heroes and ordinary people

5. Sharp
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Man's true best friend
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The scissors effect
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The concept

6. Double Edged Weapon
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Misplaced strengths
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Dishonorable discharge
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Replacement killers

7. Refined and Tested
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More is better
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Friendly fire
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Wounded by victorious

8. Weapons and Choices
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Between a rock and a hard dream
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Supernatural resources
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Civic nation
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Levite generation
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Service: the secret weapon

9. The Choice to be a Weapon
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Members only club

10. Afterword
The money-power conspiracy
Money, power, and ideas
Survival of the fittest
Un-accidental collision