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Want to keep Christ in Christmas? Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, forgive the guilty, welcome the unwanted, care for the ill, love your enemies, and do unto others as you would have done unto you.
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christ
christianity
christmas
clothe
enemies
feed
forgive
golden-rule
guilty
hungry
ill
inspirational
jesus
life
love
motivational
naked
service
unwanted
welcome
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Steve Maraboli |
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7 Effective Ways to Make Others Feel Importan
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care
gratitude
inspiration
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optimistic
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positive-affirmation
positive-life
positive-thinking
respect
show-you-care
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Roy T. Bennett |
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"Don't die on me," she ordered. "You are not dying on me." "Yes, ma'am." He felt light-headed, but she was about the most beautiful thing he'd ever seen. Her hair was smoldering. Her face was smudged with soot. She had a cut on her arm, her dress was torn, and she was missing a boot. Beautiful."
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care
hope
love
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Rick Riordan |
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A song and a smile from someone I cared about could be enough to distract me from all that darkness, if only for a little while.
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care
caring
darkness
inspirational
life
love
lyrics
music
smile
song
songs
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Ransom Riggs |
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One is not loved accidentally; one's own power to love produces love - just as being interested makes one interesting. People are concerned with the question of whether they are attractive while they forget that the essence of attractiveness is their own capacity to love. To love a person productively implies to care and to feel responsible for his life, not only for his physical existence but for the growth and development of all his human powers. To love productively is incompatible with being passive, with being an onlooker at the loved person's life; it implies labor and care and the responsibility for his growth.
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care
love
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Erich Fromm |
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"It was one lesson he never forgot.You don't sit back when you or a loved one is being assaulted.And you don't act like the goverment with their "proportional responses" and all that nonsense.If someone hurts you,mercy and pity must be put aside,You eliminate the enemy.You scorch the earth."
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care
life
love
revenge
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Harlan Coben |
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You do what you have to do to give people closure; it makes them feel better and it doesn't cost you much to do it. I'd rather apologize for something I didn't really care about, and leave someone on Earth wishing me well, than to be stubborn and have that someone hoping that some alien would slurp out my brains. Call it karmic insurance.
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apologize
care
closure
cost
earth
feel
insurance
karmic
people
stubborn
well
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John Scalzi |
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We don't value craftsmanship anymore! All we value is ruthless efficiency, and I say we deny our own humanity that way! Without appreciation for grace and beauty, there's no pleasure in creating things and no pleasure in having them! Our lives are made drearier, rather than richer! How can a person take pride in his work when skill and care are considered luxuries! We're not machines! We have a human need for craftsmanship!
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art
beauty
care
craftsmanship
creating
efficiency
grace
handmade
human
machines
pleasure
quality
quantity
skill
value
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Bill Watterson |
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I care about strangers when they're abstractions, but I feel almost nothing when they're literally in front of me.
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abstractions
black
care
chuck
hat
i
klosterman
strangers
the
they-re
wear
when
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Chuck Klosterman |
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"... ongoing care for the soul rather than seek for a cure appreciates the mystery of human suffering and does not offer the illusion of a problem-free life. I sees every fall into ignorance and confusion as an opportunity to discover that the beast residing at the center of the labyrinth is also an angel. To approach this paradoxial point of tension where adjustment and abnormality meet is to move closer to the realization of our mystery-filled, star-born nature. It is a beast this thing that stirs in the core of our being, but it is also the star of our innermost nature.
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star
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Thomas Moore |
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It's not as if we're running a hospital for sick children down here, let's put it that way. Where's the nobility in patching up a bunch of old tables and chairs? Corrosive to the soul, quite possibly. I've seen too many estates not to know that. Idolatry! Caring too much for objects can destroy you. Only--if you care for a thing enough, it takes on a life of its own, doesn't it? And isn't the whole point of things--beautiful things--that they connect you to some larger beauty? Those first images that crack your heart wide open and you spend the rest of your life chasing, or trying to recapture, in one way or another?
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care
connect
corrosive
destroy
heart
life
nobility
objects
patch-up
saving
soul
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Donna Tartt |
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Everything free and decent in life is being locked away in filthy little cellars by beastly people who don't care.
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beastly
care
cellar
cellars
decent
filthy
free
life
locked
people
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John Fowles |
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"I don't want you involved in any of that." "Because you care about me?" "Of course." I narrowed my eyes. "I don't want to worry about you getting hurt." He stepped in and his other hand settled just above my hip. "Because you want to be with me?" "Yes." That word was easy to speak. Rider smiled then and the right dimple appeared. "You want to be my girlfriend." I opened my mouth and then I laughed. It sounded strange after the seriousness of our conversation, but the statement was sweet and silly. His cheeks pinked. "Not sure how I feel about that laugh," he teased. "But I do love the sound of it." My breath caught at the word. Love. Oh, gosh, was that what was happening here? "So do you? Want to be my girlfriend?" he asked, and then chuckled. "Probably should've brought this up before I kissed you, but I want...I want to see where this goes, Mallory. I feel like we got a second chance, you know? I've been thinking that since I sat down in speech and saw you sitting there. We have a second chance. And who gets second chances?" I searched his gaze, feeling a rightness deep in my chest. I had thought the same thing before, about second chances. "I don't want to pass that up."
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care
girlfriend
mallory-dodge
rider-stark
second-chance
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Jennifer L. Armentrout |
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Don't you understand? You are Elder. When you take my role as Eldest, you must dedicate your whole life to this one idea: you are the caretaker of every single person on the ship. They are your responsibility. You can never show weakness in front of them: you are their strength. You can never let them see you in despair: you are their hope. You must always be everything to everyone on board.
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care
decisions
elder
eldest
expectations
hope
strength
weakness
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Beth Revis |
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You can't really think hard about what you're doing and listen to the radio at the same time. Maybe they didn't see their job as having anything to do with hard thought, just wrench twiddling.
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care
consciousness
distractions
excellence
habits
music
observations
quality
work-environment
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Robert M. Pirsig |
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"God is that force that drives us to really see each other and to really behold each other and care for each other and respond to each other. And for me, that is actually enough. That cultivating it, that thinking about it, worshipping it, working towards it, taking care of it, nurturing it in myself, nurturing it in other people, that really is a life's work right there, and it doesn't have to be any bigger than that. God doesn't have to be out in the next solar system over bashing asteroids together. It's plenty, just the God that I work with." Kate Braestrup"
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care
community
compassion
empathy
god
life-force
love
religion
soul
spirit
wisdom
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Krista Tippett |
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"It was some time before Hero came downstairs, but after about half an hour she put in an appearance, still wearing her silk and gauze ball-dress, but with her jewels discarded and her curls a little ruffled. She came quickly into the room, a look of great distress in her face, and went towards Sherry with her hands held out, and saying impetuously: 'Oh, Sherry, it is so shocking! She has told me the whole, and I never thought anyone could be so wicked! It is all too true! That dear little baby is indeed Sir Montagu's own child, but he will not give poor Ruth a penny for its maintenance, no, nor even see Ruth! Oh, Sherry, how can such things be?' 'Yes, I know, Kitten. It's devilish bad, but- but we have only the girl's word for it, and I dare say, if we only knew-' 'Might be a mistake,' explained Ferdy, anxious to be helpful. She turned her large eyes towards him. 'Oh no, Ferdy, there can be none indeed! You see, she told me everything! She is not a wicked girl- I am sure she is not! She is quite simple, and she did not know what she was doing!' 'They all say that,' said Mr Ringwood gloomily. 'How can you, Gil? I had not thought "you" would be so unjust!' Hero cried. 'She is nothing but a country maid, and I can tell that her father is a very good sort of a man- respectable, I mean, for no sooner did he discover the dreadful truth than he cast her out of his home, and will not have anything to say to her, which always seems to me shockingly cruel, though Cousin Jane says it is to be expected, because of the wages of sin, which comes in the Bible! Indeed, she is quite an innocent girl, for how could it be otherwise when she believed in Sir Montagu's promise to marry her? Why, even I know better than that!"
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compassion-and-kindness
hero-wantage
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Georgette Heyer |