Vanity tempts to you to use your natural gifts to serve your own ego rather than the world.
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become catholic, stefan
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Excellent quite. Very stoic. Yours?
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Oh, I thought that was Twitter...
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Vanity
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Sir, this is a Tim Hortons.
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A nice dilemma to have.
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Vanity kills sincerity.
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Wouldn’t serving your own ego serve the world in a capitalist system?
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Simone Weil’s hardest critique of Jews was their penchant for “self-idolization.” She claimed this led them to be an imperialistic people exploiting the world rather than being a light to it.
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"Surely God will not hear vanity, neither will the Almighty regard it." "The Lord knoweth the thoughts of man, that they are vanity."
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What about serving your own needs? Serving the world comes after adequate housing, clothing and food.
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