I'm sure we've all seen many moving examples of this in the news, the passengers who probably foiled a fourth crash into a building, the firefighters who lost their lives, the tireless rescue workers, the outpouring of generosity and compassion not only here but worldwide. Responding appropriately to a situation is the opposite of the extremist, who is more utterly convinced of his own correctness than in touch with reality or acting out of any genuine concern for the welfare of others. I recently walked across the Rainbow Bridge from Niagara Falls, NY to the Canadian side. Hannah M.G.Shapero wrote a great review of the April 15 Mother Mallard concert at the Smithsonian's Museum of American History. It's reproduced here with her permission.
All men are different.
And should do everything possible to continue to be so. Both lead to the same place. A man must know when to use his power, and when to use his gift. All Rights Reserved.