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Jean Trounstine : Compassion Cannot Be Piecemeal

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Thorne Dreyer

Compassion cannot be piecemeal. Image from NPR. Reflections on the past week:Compassion cannot be piecemeal Justice does not mean mercy. That I know. But justice must be tempered by mercy. By Jean Trounstine | The Rag Blog | April 24, … Continue reading →

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