In an athletics stadium, the runners run on a special track that is divided into several lanes. It seems logical that a complete lap on the outermost lane is longer in terms of distance than on the innermost. It's like circles: the larger the circle, the larger its circumference, depending on the radius. Nevertheless, the athletes all run in the same direction, pursuing the same goal, albeit in their own lanes. Depending on the length of the run, these are also staggered so that the distances are all the same and the competition is fair. If you compare the oval course with circles, you could say that although the circles are different, they all have the same center. In this way, we humans can also be very different personalities and still have one thing in common that unites us. For example, the same Creator worldwide who gave us life.
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