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Indeed, not only does it take courage to become converted, but it takes even more to remain converted. Amid moral corruption and confusion—in a world of rebellion and misery—some people think that to disobey law is to show courage. Actually, the contrary is true. It is much easier to rebel than to obey—easier to follow society, with its customs and traditions, than to stand firm for what is right in God's sight. In plain language, it takes courage to be truly Christian.
Courage is the opposite of fear—it is acting against fear.
United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt once said that all we have to fear is fear itself. But how can you stop being fearful? How can you get rid of your fears, unless you replace them with something positive, worthwhile and more powerful?
A courageous person does what God wants him to do, regardless of the consequences. As a nation, we need more courage. As individuals, we need more courage. In our families, we need more courage. And as a Church, we need more courage!
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