“When our ministry first started, I had just three coats and two trousers. I just kept combining them. Yet, I was the ‘President General’ of the ministry. Who is looking at you? The worth of a man is not in his dress; it is his address! Your worth is in your value to men, not in the things you put on your body. For instance, if a harlot wears all manner of expensive apparel, does that make her an honourable woman? The title ‘harlot’ has already destroyed the glamour of the clothes. Have you ever seen a beautiful beggar? The fact that he is beggar has eroded whatever beauty he has.” (Page 56)
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