Guilt rarely listens to reason ... — Michael G. Williams, Perishables
Guilt rarely listens to reason ... — Michael G. Williams, Perishables
Guilt rarely listens to reason ... — Michael G. Williams, Perishables
Guilt rarely listens to reason ... — Michael G. Williams, Perishables
Guilt rarely listens to reason ... — Michael G. Williams, Perishables
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Guilt rarely listens to reason ...

— Michael G. Williams, Perishables
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If I wanted, I could come up with reasons to be angry with everyone I know; there are sins of commission or omission I c — Russ Ramsey, Struck: One Christian's Reflections on Encountering Death
This is the way it ought to be, he thought to himself, to be able to dance with a girl you like and really get a kick ou — John Okada, No-No Boy
I have never read, heard or seen hatred and guilt win a fight. When we walk in the light of forgiveness and love we meet — Ogwo David Emenike
You turned your guilt into resentment, because that seems easier to face. You won't move on until you turn it back into — Charlie Jane Anders
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Why the hell don't people understand there are some things you don't talk about? You keep it to yourself so you hurt few — Erika Swyler, The Book of Speculation
While the memory of guilt is far from pleasant (like 'wormwood and gall'), it has the curative intent of restoring us in — Thomas C. Oden, Guilt Free
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Before whom am I guilty? Myself and my gods. But before God? I would be guilty before God IF God had not disclosed himse — Thomas C. Oden, Guilt Free
Forgiveness is…an archaic perception of personal debt and guilt designed by the ego to trap us unendingly within itself. — Peter Santos, Everything I Wanted To Know About Spirituality But Didn't Know How To Ask: A Spiritual Seekers Guidebook
How could a woman who had an abortion not feel guilt or some sense of remorse? How could she justify what she'd done? Wh — Francine Rivers, The Atonement Child