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When we celebrate the achievements of others, we change lives.
Jonathan Sacks • Lessons in Leadership: A Weekly Reading of the Jewish Bible (Covenant & Conversation Book 8)
sanest guide through the turbulence and hatred of human politics is a humorous and self-deprecating pessimism.
Richard Holloway • Stories We Tell Ourselves: Making Meaning in a Meaningless Universe
In prison, Mandela spent his few free hours educating himself. He created a kind of university, and he and his fellow prisoners were professors to each other. He survived the loneliness of constant confinement by reading; he especially loved Tolstoy.
Andre Agassi • Open
Jacobus Hercules “Koos” de la Rey,
Max Boot • Invisible Armies
I have never seen Archbishop Tutu miss an opportunity to thank someone or appreciate what he has been given.
Desmond Tutu • The Book of Joy. The Sunday Times Bestseller
Ariel Burger • Ariel Burger — Be a Blessing | The On Being Project
The “I Have a Dream” speech21 was not a sermon; it was a political address. But its author did not feel that he had to relegate his religious faith to the private and subjective sphere. He knew that certain truth claims were central to his Christianity, and he did not hesitate to argue for them in the full glare of publicity. Though King met with f
... See moreRobert Barron • Arguing Religion
“But we are the good guys. Aren’t we, Uncle?” “I hope so. I hope we are.”