Theseare
all thoughts of others, but, oh
howuseful
for today's world.
Prejudiceis
being down on what you're
notup
on.
Itis
with narrow minded people as with narrow-necked bottles, the less theyhave
inthem,
the more noise they make
inpouring
it out.
Lifeis
like an orchestra - we don't all
playthe
same part, but we must play
inharmony.
Don'tmake
up your mind until
youknow
all the facts.
Folksare
quick to condemn a man who does wrong - unless he's a church member.
Thenthey
condemn the church.
Feware wise enough to judge others or have grace enough to resist doing so.
Prejudiceis self-inflicted blindness.
Noperson
is strong enough to carry a cross
anda
prejudice at the same time.
Theproblem with being tolerant is that people think you don't understand theproblem.
Dounto
others as though you
werethe
others.
Thedifference
between a prejudice and
aconviction
is that you can explain a
convictionwithout
getting mad
Timeflies.
It's up to you to be
thenavigator.
Ourdays are identical suitcases-- all the same size--but some people can packmore into them than others.
Moretime
is wasted not in hours, but in minutes.
Abucket
with a small hole in the bottom gets just as empty as a bucket thatis deliberately
kickedover.
Donot
face the day, until you have
facedGod.
