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Originally Posted by preciousjeni
I'm going to post this story again because it is valuable:
This woman still has not been able to go to college. She desperately wants to but she cannot qualify for loans because of her bad credit and other sources of funding are in short supply.
FYI, JWithers, the man who coined the phrase "God helps those who help themselves" did not believe in God's constant involvement in our lives. The Bible tells a very different story - one of humility, compassion and sacrifice even for the most wretched and undeserving of us.
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Jeni.
If we all got what we truly
deserved we would all be in hell
. I thank my God every day for His grace and mercy and for the sarifice of Jesus Christ, that we need not pay the sins of for our evil hearts , but rather are forgiven through Him.
And I am still not going to buy the argument that education is out of reach. I know too many people who have done it despite the roadblocks.
Again, and I am so tired of repeating this. I am not advocating the starvation and annihilation of poor people. I am not suggesting cutting off food stamps.
I do not hate poor people, nor do I hold them in contempt. What I
do find odious is people who blame others for their problems.
I did not have internet when I applied for my grants and scholarships. I called for forms, filled them out and mailed them in. You can still do that. Lack of internet is not an excuse. Good gravy, people- If you want to help people, you must teach them to be self-sufficient.
You can keep digging for excuses why people won't do for themselves but I'm not buying it.
I did it. Every
bit of it, With
NO, did I say
NO, help from anyone. I was smart enough for college, so I was smart enough to go through the drill.