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By: Roger

Roger — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 15:37:24 +0000

Alright, first off, great idea and excellent list of potential role models. It’s amazing the sort of lessons you can gleam from unexpected sources. And the lesson you drew from Wonder Woman is just plain hilarious.

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By: Bill in Detroit

Bill in Detroit — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 17:06:31 +0000

The most important lesson is that neither superheroes or supervillians wait for other people to pull them around by the nose. They don’t wait to have everything spelled out for them — they do their own research and reasoning — and they act as soon as they have things reasonably figured out. When necessary, they seek the advice of others (Pr. 15:22), but they still make their own decisions and accept responsibility for them. You don’t need superpowers for this; a piece of paper, last months bills and stubs and unflinching honesty are sufficient. The paperwork might be optional, but the honesty is mandatory.