Quote by John Green

You shall love your neighbourWith your crooked heart,It says so much about love and brokenness -- it's perfect.


You shall love your neighbourWith your crooked heart,It says

Summary

This quote emphasizes the imperfections and complexities of love. It suggests that even with a flawed or "crooked" heart, one is still capable of loving their neighbor. It highlights the idea that love does not require perfection and that it can exist and flourish in spite of our own brokenness or faults. It reminds us that we should embrace our own imperfections and extend compassion and kindness to others, recognizing that love has the power to transcend our flaws and connect us to one another.

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Love Heart Neighbor Perfect Jesus Broken
By John Green
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