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What a person does against his will is not to his own credit, even if what he does is good in itself

SAINT AUGUSTINE

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What then is the punishment of those who do not accept [it all contentedly] ? It is to be what they are. Is any person dissatisfied with being alone? Let him be alone. Is a man dissatisfied with his parents? Let him be a bad son, and lament. Is he dissatis...

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