For our fragile planet earth,
its times and tides,
its sunsets and seasons,
its vitality and vegetables;For the joy of human life,
its wonders and surprises,
its hopes and achievements;For human community,
our common past and future hopes,
our oneness transcending all separation,
our capacity to work for peace and justice in the midst of hostility and oppression;For high hopes and noble causes,
for faith without fanaticism,
for an understanding of views not shared;For all who have labored and suffered for a fairer world,
who have lived so that others might live in dignity and freedom:
We pray that we may live, not by our fears, but by our hopes.
Modim Anachnu Lach—For all this and so much more, we give thanks.
From the Mishkan Tefilah – the Jewish Reform Prayer Book
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