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Compassion conquers all (chapter 67)

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In this episode, we look at the famous chapter 67, where Lao Tzu presents the "Three Jewels" - the entire Taoist ethics summed up in three words: compassion, moderation, and humility. I'll start by sharing about how Christ's compassion demonstrates the compassion that God built into the way the universe works and the way people work. Then we'll look at each of the three jewels one by one:

1. The countercultural nature of the Three Jewels
2. Compassion as the source of bravery
3. Moderation as the source of generosity
4. Humility as the source of leadership

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Compassion conquers all (chapter 67)

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