| The Ruler and Pencil by Meryl Viola Bravo |
I have discovered that the measure of a friend is the soul and the body preserved in grace and a disgust of mortal acts against the friendship of being in holy communion.
The mortal acts against friendship is a deliberate act against the human person.
If you judge a friend to be a temptation, you did the act not the person whom you accuse is giving you the temptation.
If you determine the mortal act is evident, the soul and its power of decision has already been assured of a doctrinal condition. Thus, the soul will bestow the act no consideration.
What friend would see the road ahead and find it a sin and say your free will is mine and thus, the commandment is no longer a commandment of desire.
So respectful is a friend, the measurement is assured.
Do not offer any more than what the measurement has assured. Thus, the assurance has been determined.
| A Special Card for a Friend by Meryl Viola Bravo |