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“Jesus lived as a common man among common men. He lived where they lived – fishermen, tax collectors, shepherds street vendors. And He loved them all, outcasts of every kind, the untouchables, lepers, lunatics, Samaritans, street people and women taken in adultery. He loved kids and crowds, celebrations and solitude, miracles and quiet meals with old friends. He was a blue-collar man, and He calls us to be blue-collar Christians – loving the loveless and washing tired feet even when there is no one to watch.“
– Richard Exley

“I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you”
– Jesus in John 13:15


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“His was a complete life, in that awful sense in which your life and mine are incomplete; since we have not yet paid for our sins. In that sense one might call it a perfect life, as one speaks of a perfect equation; it cancels out. On the one hand we have the healthy horror of the evil; on the other the healthy horror of the punishment. We have it all the more because both sin and punishment were highly civilized; that is, nameless and secret. Some have said that Wilde was sacrificed; let it be enough for us to insist on the literal meaning of the word. Any ox that is really sacrificed is made sacred.”

- G. K. Chesterton speaking of Oscar Wilde, Daily News, Oct. 19, 1909

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