January 18, 2009 ·
I believe life is good.
I believe God is in everything.
I believe we're all equal.
I believe we can help people.
I believe everyone is weird in their own way.
I believe hate is a cause for love.
I believe that when I meditate I feel peaceful.
I believe we should be generous.
I believe brothers and sisters should be kind to each other.
I believe kids should respect their parents.
I believe I should not whine.
I believe people should wake up early.
I believe people should go outside more.
I believe in nature.
I believe people should use less trees.
I believe we should help the Arctic and rainforest animals.
I believe people shouldn't throw litter on the ground.
I believe people should not smoke.
I believe God is in good and bad.
I believe in magic.
I believe people should not give up.
I believe love is everywhere.
I believe that God helps us to have a good time.
I believe we live best in a community.
I believe we can protect people in danger.
I believe we should help the poor.
I believe it's OK to die but not to kill.
I believe war should not have started.
I believe war should stop.
I believe we can make peace.
Independently produced for Weekend Edition Sunday by Jay Allison and Dan Gediman with John Gregory and Viki Merrick.
2 comments:
I'm with your wife on that one. No six year old is going to say all those things (and not say something like, "I believe I should get more Legos"). My son is a year older than that, and while he can say amazing things about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, he can also chime in an hour later with, "When can I get more Pokemon cards at Target?" The odds of a six year old making this list alone is pretty slim...
--Laura
I sort of agree, but my point is that even without them coming from a child I think they're powerfully succinct. Hey, we could all use a little positivism, me the most of all.
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