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A Christian is like a tea bag -- he's not worth much until he's been through some hot water.

A Christian is like a tea bag -- he's not worth much until h

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This quote suggests that the true strength and value of a Christian is not fully realized until they have faced difficult and challenging circumstances. Similar to how a tea bag does not release its full flavor or essence until it is steeped in hot water, a Christian's faith and character are tested and forged through adversity. It implies that through these challenging experiences, a Christian can develop resilience, maturity, and a deeper relationship with their beliefs, ultimately becoming stronger and more impactful in their faith.

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