Quote by Saint Patrick

If I be worthy, I live for my God to teach the heathen, even though they may despise me.

If I be worthy, I live for my God to teach the heathen, even

Summary

This quote expresses the commitment and devotion of the speaker to serve their God by spreading their teachings with those who do not believe in their religion, regardless of the negative opinions they may face. They are ready to endure any disdain or contempt from others in their pursuit to educate and enlighten those who follow different faiths or lack faith altogether. The quote emphasizes a strong sense of purpose and steadfastness despite potential opposition or rejection from the "heathen" or non-believers.

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