Jesus and Mary, In Catholicism and Islam

[Deesse23]

I meant inner strength.

No you didn't.
A mere 14mins ago, you said this:

I genuinely believe in the "might makes right" axiom

I will define the axiom however I choose.

You are free to define an apple as an orange.
Just proves my point about why you are here.

Definitely not for conversation in good faith.

[vulcanlogician]

I genuinely believe in the "might makes right" axiom

I will define the axiom however I choose.

Well "might makes right" means something already. Maybe you are better off saying, "I have resolved to be inwardly strong." That avoids confusion. Because I disagree with the maxim "might makes right" as it is used in its colloquial sense. What you're saying is fine.

[Ahriman]

I genuinely believe in the "might makes right" axiom

I will define the axiom however I choose.

Well "might makes right" means something already. Maybe you are better off saying, "I have resolved to be inwardly strong." That avoids confusion. Because I disagree with the maxim "might makes right" as it is used in its colloquial sense. What you're saying is fine.

I have resolved to be inwardly strong........sounds like something Joel Osteen would say, lol. But I get what you're saying.