In this week's installment from
Off the Record with Martin Luther
, Luther explains the fickleness of the human heart:
"2799. The human heart can bear neither good nor bad. When we have money and possessions, we have no rest; in poverty, no peace. In the middle is correct, that is, to be satisfied with one's fortune.'" (p. 115)
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