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If the Pioneer was afraid in the garden, does that make his courage worth more, or worth less?
We tend to protect him from the fear — to read Gethsemane as a formality. But the text is stubborn. He asked for another way. And then he went anyway. A courage that never felt fear is admirable. A courage that felt it and walked forward is followable.
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