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If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @fmfIt underscores the importance of the love and support of the family unit and is in direct opposition to today's pop culture feminist™ progressive™ movement.
If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @fmfFollow Christ and the Apostles, I would say ... Matt 25 and
If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @fmfIt is right in the sense that your whole world will change, and the world of your family can change, through this single action. It also has within it this idea that if only everyone simply did their best to execute this one, simple idea we would get the desired result...
If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @fmfIn the middle of touchy-feely advice with no teeth. It is already normal to love your family.
If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @philokaliaI am now a bit older and do not like to dwell on eviscerating feel good, empty quotes that just don't quite make total sense...
It is right in the sense that your whole world will change, and the world of your family can change, through this single action. It also has within it this idea that if only everyone simply did their best to execute this one, simple idea we would get the desired result...
But yeah, I mean, sure, this is total fluff that you expect as like the e ...[text shortened]... he Buzzfeed age.
Everywhere I look there is someone trying to enlighten me with these quips.
Originally posted by @apathistRather than just being 'feel good' or 'empty' or 'fluff', I wonder whether Mother Teresa's quote actually carries a quite cynical political message.
In the middle of touchy-feely advice with no teeth. It is already normal to love your family.
Teresa was hateful, abusive and intolerant, btw.
Originally posted by @fmfMatthew 22
If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @fmfProbably more right than wrong.
If you want to change the world, go home and love your family. [Mother Teresa]
Where does this sit along the Right-Wrong continuum?
Originally posted by @tom-wolseyWHAT?!?
It underscores the importance of the love and support of the family unit and is in direct opposition to today's pop culture feminist™ progressive™ movement.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneWhat exactly do you have to gain from trotting out your one-trick-pony show yet again?
Matthew 22
39“The second is like it, ‘[b]YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF.’
Luke 6
35“But love your enemies, and do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High; for He Himself is kind to ungrateful and evil men.
Luke 8
19And His mother and brothers came t ...[text shortened]... es not keep My words[/b]; and the word which you hear is not Mine, but the Father’s who sent Me.[/b]
Originally posted by @fmfPerhaps the cynical message here could be encapsulated as "Might as well go home and care for those who appreciate you, because no one else is going to listen to you anyways."
Rather than just being 'feel good' or 'empty' or 'fluff', I wonder whether Mother Teresa's quote actually carries a quite cynical political message.
Originally posted by @suzianneNo. A cynical political message. Like I said.
Perhaps the cynical message here could be encapsulated as "Might as well go home and care for those who appreciate you, because no one else is going to listen to you anyways."
That kind of cynical message?
Originally posted by @fmfYou mean the world can’t be changed from the top down because the top is too corrupt, and so must be changed from the bottom up?
No. A cynical political message. Like I said.