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Although not all are endowed with the same degree of resistance at birth, faith in God can develop it. By observing those around you, you may notice that some people, far from being victims of the trials of life, are still positive and consider each difficulty as a learning opportunity, in addition to passing the tests that we would call insurmountable, with real confidence in the future, all because they are people with a lot of faith in God.
Resilience goes beyond mere resistance to adversity, which would be "survival" because it allows us to build life with hope and optimism.
Resilience is the ability of a person or social system to live and develop positively despite difficult living conditions in a socially acceptable way.
Christ has freed man from the alienation of seeking the earthly paradise, lost in its origins, of which it maintains nostalgia. In fact, an illusion generates despair because, in this celestial ideal, any injury means failure.
By his resurrection, Christ has revealed that ultimately, no matter what happens, life is stronger than death. "In Christian terms, it can be said that resilience expresses a hope based on the certainty of the victory of life beyond time and space, death, our natural limits." The resilience of life's tenacity is perhaps the strongest natural premonition of the message of Christ, the cross and the resurrection.
For this reason, faith in God allows us to stimulate the ability of resilience, because God gives us the strength and strength that is required to fall and get up to go forward trusting that along the way we will find what is best, what God does not He has prepared, of course we can not forget that we must also be aligned with the will of God.
Good message Nashilda1
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It is a great piece this message @ nashilda17
Thanks for sharing
As it is written, For thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.
Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.
Romans 8:36-37
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