Those who died in civil rights struggle created a path for me by creating a new era in American life when windows of opportunity opened, when a young Black Baptist girl from Washington, D.C. was judged not by the color of her skin, but by the content of her character, and by her ability. Einstein's wisdom leads me to the final panel of this triptych of faith. In order to give in equal measure to that which we have received, it is necessary that we live a committed life. It is a life of doing, of giving, of serving, and of blessing. I was taught that faith which moves our hearts, but does not transform our behavior and redirect our energies, is not faith at its fullness.
Faith forges the committed life.
Oftentimes people lose the spirit of giving, have little awareness of how indebted they are to others, and cannot see how much they owe this world in return. The committed life seeks to give. The motto is really a question. It is a good motto. It is a good question.