After reading the thread Do You Believe in Prayer, I thought back to when I was an angry, rebellious teenager quarreling with her mother about religion:
I demanded to know how she could believe in a good God when we were living such miserable, unhappy life. She calmly replied with a metaphor about a useless lump of metal. The smith takes this piece of metal and hammers it and put it through fire and water and hammers it again. In the end, he has a useful instrument or an object of beauty.
In time, I came to realise her metaphor is true: how often are the warmest, most caring people we know the very same people who have suffered most in life? These are usually the happiest ones too and are certainly the ones we turn to for comfort in times of need.
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Parents-in-Law. What do/did you call them?
Angela Rayner lashes out and calls Sunak “pint sized loser”.