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“I would not give much for a man’s Christianity if he is saved himself and is not willing to try and save others. It seems to me the basest ingratitude if we do not reach out the hand to others who are down in the same pit from which we were delivered. Who” quote by D.L. Moody
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““I would not give much for a man’s Christianity if he is saved himself and is not willing to try and save others. It seems to me the basest ingratitude if we do not reach out the hand to others who are down in the same pit from which we were delivered. Who””

D.L. Moody

About This Quote

True faith is measured by one’s willingness to help others, not merely by personal salvation.

In simple terms: Faith is active service.

Key Takeaway

Selfish salvation is shallow.

Themes

Compassion Altruism Moral responsibility Community Empathy

Mood

Inspirational Reflective

Type

Moral exhortation Spiritual teaching

When to use this quote

  • Pastoral counseling
  • Charitable outreach
  • Mentorship programs
  • Support groups
  • Disaster relief

Key Concepts

Christian ethics Social duty Reciprocity

Practical Applications

  • Volunteer coordination
  • Faith-based social services

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does personal belief translate into communal care?
  • What obligations arise from being rescued from hardship?
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