“The economy of God is not centered on little rectangles of plastic, little pieces of paper or small…”

“The econ­o­my of God is not cen­tered on lit­tle rec­tan­gles of plas­tic, lit­tle pieces of paper or small chunks of round met­al which bear the images and impres­sions of our “Cae­sars”, but on that which bears the image of God.”

 — Extro­vert­ed Quak­er: God’s Econ­o­my http://​bit​.ly/​V​S​1​8mN

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