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Quotations of Malcolm X by Malcolm X 1 rating, average rating, 0 reviews Quotations of Malcolm X Quotes Showing of 1 “Sometimes a fruit falls from a tree and rolls so far away from its roots that it's no longer of the tree. Malcolm X: 'You can't hate the roots of a tree and not. Jun 28, 14 FebruaryFord Auditorium, Detroit, USA Speech delivered the night after Malcolm X's home in New York was firebombed. He was assassinated a week later on 21 February Distinguished guests, brothers and sisters, ladies and gentlemen, friends and enemies: I.

Jun 18, The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far from the Tree. If you know that he is righteous, you know that everyone who does what is right has been born of him. 1 John (NIV) John’s point is simple: some likeness of a father and mother is seen in the life of a child.

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The Muslim religion has eliminated all tendencies to judge a man according to the color of his skin, but rather the judgment is based upon his deeds.

Dec 02, ‘The fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree.’ This expression states the obvious children often closely resemble their parents. Not only do they look similar physically, but they often inherit the character and personality of their mom and dad. It works the same way with our heavenly father. The fruit sometimes falls quite far from the tree.

Sometimes, it is flung. Personality traits are due to some combination of genetics and environment. Your kids get half their genes from you and half from the other person in the equation.

So, r. Let’s talk about the origin of the phrase ‘the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.’ At the bottom of an apple tree (or pretty much any fruit tree for that matter), you might see the fruit it produces laying on the ground. The fruit falls off the branches and drops to the ground, but it remains close to the tree.