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C.S. Lewis on the Pleasure of Pleasing People without Being a People Pleaser

By Filings on Fri, 09/07/18
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C.S. Lewis
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“…the pleasure of pleasing someone I respected greatly whom it was my God-given duty to please. I had not been pandering. I hadn’t done the work primarily to please him, or I wouldn’t have pleased him; but when I did, and when he named the reason specifically—what a God-given joy.” - Mark Ward

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