You would not get upset if it didn’t matter. You would not say what you said if it didn’t matter. You would have shrugged your shoulders and moved on because it did not matter.
But it matters.
That’s why it’s not only an emotional reaction that’s called for but for corrective action. At least something should be done to highlight it because it matters. It’s not something to be dismissed casually. It’s got to be addressed, so right can emerge from wrong.
If that is not happening – it does not matter.
For His Name’s Sake
Shalom
C. L. J. Dryden
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