Life Priorities

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In today’s society individuals differ in many ways, some possessions becoming more significant in value than others. While there is a large variety to choose from I have chosen what has made an impact and affected my life the most, and arranged them in the top three of my list. I have placed God, my family and education before anything and everything else. As I bow my head and pray I feel reassured and calm knowing that there is someone above mindful of me, a sense of peace knowing that all the tribulations that I have faced I have never faced alone. For that reason and for many more is why I have placed God number one on my list. I have always attended church therefore thinking that it was okay to call myself a “Christian”, but when it came down to it I was a hypocrite and I did not even realize it I am not sure that anyone really realizes it until something drastic occurs in their life. This drastic point occurred in my life when I was a sophomore in high school I became very ill; my joints ached on everywhere part of my body causing every single movement to be very pain...

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