"Being a slave of Christ is more distinguished than any freedom."
-Origen
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2 comments:
on a related note, i recently heard a good quote on freedom: "freedom isn't doing whatever you want. freedom is having the ability to do whatever you want, and choosing not to."
It is an interesting paradox isn't it? To be a slave is to be free. Love your quote too rob.
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