“Ask yourself: ‘What do I consider to be a charitable act, a charitable gift, a charitable thought, a charitable form of example?’

Charity is many things, and in essence can be manifested in all areas of our life.

Being strong in moral actions, intentions, and commitments, can be a beautiful form and source for and in charity.

Most people only see charity in the giving, where and when it is obviously needed. This limits the reality of charity to a very minute part of its real meaning.

Many people see charity in a totally monetary way and use it to their own advantage first. Then it can result as the benefit for another individual and/or cause.

What is my way, attitude, and manner, of how I extend charity when it is needed?”

“Logic has responsibility in every area of life, because it automatically follows a sound balance of right over wrong, good over evil, good sense over nonsense, and is always based on the value of the subject or situation over the negative, improper, incorrect and/or immoral result.

Thus, logic is sound realistic behavior, intended to not tolerate or participate in actions, activities, immoral or outrageous fads that only diminish the dignity of human life.”