And its only through the generous contribution, faith, and challenge that they achieve their potential".
The pantoum ends with a generous act of faith as it returns to its point of departure: a poem by Wallace Stevens.
Foreigners, religious minorities from Hindus to Christians, Muslims from other sects and even Sunnis who subscribe to a more generous vision of faith than their attackers, are all now at risk.
But it still requires a generous leap of faith to conclude that Ed Miliband's speech to Labour's Liverpool conference will persuade wary voters that they have got him wrong and he is ready to be prime minister if the call comes soon.
His mother, Josephine, known as "Mom" to the Flaming Knights, was both a generous woman of faith and a well-known bootlegger in the Hill.
Often, Bishop Allison said, "being generous to other faiths is discarding the uniqueness of the Christian faith".
But she was also a joyous, generous woman, animated by faith.
I almost never think about that first summer internship, but I recall that summer often when I pick up the newspaper or talk to two of the dear friends I made there, and always when I consider the kind of mentor I would want to be — like Jane, generous and full of faith.
Findings from the Science of Generosity Survey, a 2010 study of 2,000 adults ages 23 and older, also revealed support for the ties between faith and generous giving.
My young daughters may remember Grandma for her kind words, unflappable faith and generous supply of Starburst candies, but when they get older, they can see these videos and know that Grandma grew up on a farm and aspired to marry a man who wore a tie to work every day.
