What is the Foundation of Holy Righteous Character?

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In 175 AD, Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius—a philosopher, Stoic, and married man—held one of the world’s most powerful positions. He valued emotional strength, service, and the common good while confronting Rome’s regional enemies and epidemics. He credited many gods with the character he described. Yet what was missing from his life? Join us today as we explore what he understood correctly and why he could not fully realize those ideals he envisioned.

Bob Orosz

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Graduate of Ohio State University, Ambassador College, Azusa Pacific Univ., Certified Property Manager, Federal Housing Manager, General Contractor, Married for 35 years w/3 children,
3 grandsons and hopefully more grandchildren to come.