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“You deserve it!”, or do you?..

We hear quite often the phrase "You deserve it!" and statements exhorting us to treat ourselves, or take what is ours; but Christianity has a reaction to this, probing the question "what do we really deserve?".
Humility - The Dialectic of Knowing and not Knowing  (lots to learn) Humility - The one who exalts himself will be humbled... (not better than anyone else)  Repentance (Metanoew) Mending Broken Relationships Serving the Most, and the Least Is it Possible to be Too Humble? Submission and the Uniqueness of Christian Humility

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