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October 04, 2011

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Empathy is such an important quality to have for so many different things, and this area of life is no exception. A lack of empathy causes one to treat other people as objects rather than humans made in the image of God, thus, insuring that no real conversation will take place. I know I am guilty of this at times, too.

That's great, Linda. Thanks so much!

Tim

I've been also thinking who they're going to vote in the upcoming election. I hope they can make a wise decision.

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