Man is born broken. He lives by mending. The grace of God is glue
In her book "Traveling Mercies: Some Thoughts on Faith," Anne Lamott explores the human experience of struggle and healing. She presents the idea that people are inherently flawed and face various challenges throughout their lives. This perspective reflects a belief that our lives are marked by imperfections and difficulties, which we must confront and seek to mend.
Lamott suggests that the concept of divine grace acts as a unifying force, akin to glue, that helps individuals piece their fractured selves back together. Through this lens, she highlights the importance of faith and resilience in navigating life’s complexities, illustrating how spiritual support can provide comfort and strength during trying times.
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