Anna Keffler

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If anything threatens your identity you will not just be anxious but paralyzed with fear. If you lose your identity through the failings of someone else you will not just be resentful, but locked into bitterness. If you lose it through your own failings, you will hate or despise yourself as a failure as long as you live. Only if your identity is built on God and his love, says Kierkegaard, can you have a self that can venture anything, face anything.
Anna Keffler
We pin our happiness to nearly everything else in life other than God. Our identity (MY identity) is not complete without grounding it in Jesus.
The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism
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