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Do Good Anyway!

:smile:One of the Paradoxical Commandments!

 

If you do Good, people will accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives. Do good anyway!

 

Ever been accused of being a Do-gooder?

 

These Commandments were written by a 19 year old Harvard Student, Kent Keith and have been all over the world! Even Sister Teresa had them hanging on her wall!!!

 

We must try each and every day to do what is Good and Right! Even tho there will be those that don't want or appreciate what good you do, do it anyway! You will be glad because of it and rewarded for it.

 

Those will come to see good in you!

 

Kent M. Keith, never realized when he was only 19 and writing a paper for a college how profound these Paradoxical Commandments for Christians would impact the world.

 

You can find his book "Jesus Did it Anyway" in bookstores everywere. I suggest you purchasing this book, it is such a great influence in my daily life, right next to the Bible!

 

Have a wonderful day all!:rolleyes2:

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LoseIt!

LAP-BAND Patients

I have found that the better I treat people, the less I care how I am treated. It's weird, but the nicer I am, the less irritated I get when other people aren't nice. Can't explain it, but it does make me feel good!

janetsjourneytoslim

LAP-BAND Patients

You are so right LoseIt! I feel the same way too! It does your heart good and My attitude is different as well.

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