“Americans grow up convinced that they have a right to happiness. Most of the Third World would never make this claim. To them, survival is success. But for us, the good life is an inalienable right, and we pursue it with gusto. Should anyone thwart that happiness, we are quick to scream injustice. All types of actions are justified on the basis of not being happy. We leave marriages, we drop out of classes, we resign from jobs, we change churches, we transfer to another group. Confort is increasingly a norm we feel we are owed even though we joke about ‘no pain, no gain.’ And so we buy–to make us feel good–the latest, most updated, most powerful that will surely satisfy us (for the moment). It is how we construct who we are…
It was in the Garden that God declared ‘It is not good for Adam to be alone.’ God’s evaluation of the good life is relationship together, ‘the Body of Christ,’ the church relating to her God.”
Julie A. Gorman, Community That Is Christian
Pingback: Goozle Zone
Pingback: bad credit loans
Pingback: ultimate power profits
Pingback: Tecnicas y terapias
Pingback: Austin roofing
Pingback: roof contractor in MA
Pingback: roofing Austin
Pingback: roofing Indianapolis
Pingback: cash advance
Pingback: yeast infection
Pingback: UTI
Pingback: flooring bromley
Pingback: customized products
Pingback: ZigZag
Pingback: gamos-portal.gr
Pingback: neon open signs 97n
Pingback: Tube Traffic Secrets Review
Pingback: team building activities
Pingback: Promotional Products
Pingback: Las Vegas shows
Pingback: model trains
Pingback: מדבקות בגלילים
Pingback: Find out more about seo reseller
Pingback: Jose Antonio Gallego BBVA
Pingback: jfd98ayhcim
Pingback: helpful resource
Pingback: halle au vetement enfant
Pingback: malware removal
Pingback: web design barrow
Pingback: Unternehmensverkauf
Pingback: bgdfgdfgdfgdf
Pingback: Studenten zorgverzekering