Lailah Gifty AkitaGod’s grace is our greatest need for every good deed.
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The idea that God’s grace is our greatest need for every good deed is a deeply religious statement. In this quote, Shakespeare was trying to make a point that we should be grateful for the help from God when performing good deeds. The idea that we need God’s grace for every good deed is completely wrong. There are many people who do good deeds without any thought of needing to be blessed by God. These people realize that they can do something good and realize it is a great blessing in their lives.
Source: Pearls Of Wisdom: Great Mind
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