Most Beautiful Form of Love

February 6, 2013

To forgive is the highest,
most beautiful form of love.
In return, you will receive
untold peace and happiness.
~Robert Muller

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Lake Wabamun Winter Sky. Photo by Randy Neufeldt

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    Charles van Dijk

    February 6, 2013

    This is a very hard one, do we love demons? Hate the sin but love the sinner is an idealist point of few. People in concentration camps were given fabulous meals only to learn that they just ate one of their own children. Well I would probably go mad let alone forgive some psychopath who  thought this one up. We know that God is infinite mercy but only for the converted sinner, sinners will put themselves in hell even God can't save them who won't atone for their sins.

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    Osvaldo de Aguiar

    February 6, 2013

    Nada nos assemelha tanto a Deus como estarmos sempre dispostos a perdoar.
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    “Perdoa, que perdoando terás a tua alma em paz e a terá quem te ofendeu” (Madre Teresa de Calcutá).

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    V.B Reddy

    February 6, 2013

    really..emotional to see this pic…………

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    p.swarna kumar

    February 8, 2013

    true dear jendhamuni..

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