Wisdom to Distinguish Between Change and Peace
Devotional reflection on Niebuhr’s serenity courage wisdom, urging readers to discern what can be changed versus what must be endured. It notes World War fears and local apathy, argues love over retaliation, and urges Christians to witness that peace rests in restraint and responsibility for world affairs.
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Reinhold Niebuhr
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Niebuhr
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