The Cost of Cheap Grace vs. Costly Grace

Deep in the earth, under conditions of extraordinary heat and pressure sustained for over a billion years, ordinary carbon slowly becomes a diamond — dense, nearly indestructible, capable of cutting glass without dulling. A cheap glass imitation can be manufactured in a factory in minutes, polished to sparkle under the same shop lighting, indistinguishable to an untrained eye. But drop both on a hard floor, and only one of them survives the fall.

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