Well, what’s wrong with that? Suppose there weren’t any barbers. We’d all be beatniks. How could we cut our own hair? Suppose there weren’t waiters in the world. Suppose there weren’t ladies who were willing to come in and clean our homes. That’s Christ! When Doris comes home and cleans our place every Monday, that’s Christ coming through the door. One day when she came through the door and she told me of a friend of hers who had had an accident and the car was smashed, I said, “Well, Doris, was he injured?” She said, “No, he wasn’t but the car was.” I said, “Well, forget it. You can always get a car, you can buy a car, all kinds of things, but you were made by God. Only God made you. So you aren’t injured, they were not injured, and the car was injured…forget the car! But you were not injured!” Do you now, it changed her completely. She said, “No one ever told me that.” I said, “Don’t you go to church?”—she’s a Catholic, she goes to the Catholic Church—“Weren’t you told that God made you because he loved you? He didn’t make anything he didn’t love and here you are. So man in this world makes cars, makes all kinds of things, and you can replace them. But how can they replace you, Doris?” It has completely changed Doris’ life…to tell her how valuable she is in the eyes of God that he made her.386 ¶9