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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave IT is only when we are no longer in control--because of sickness, death, or our own bad choices--that we no longer cling. The path to salvation is the path of humiliation. - Quote by Jonathan Martin

IT is only when we are no longer in control–because of sickness, death, or our own bad choices–that we no longer cling. The path to salvation is the path of humiliation.

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It's true that Thomas was a doubter, but he was not a cynic, and that's an important distinction. Cynics often look for reasons not to believe and won't be moved by something beautiful—just to make a point—even if it's staring them down. Thomas wasn't a cynic, he was a hopeful doubter; he'd believe if he could.
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