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It's A Privilege To Serve The Poor, To Be Servants Of Noble Africans, But I Better Belong In The Rehearsal Room Or In The Studio With My Band. That's Where I Want To Be And I Still Wake Up In The Morning With Melodies In My Head.

God Is In The Slums, In The Cardboard Boxes Where The Poor Play House. God Is In The Silence Of A Mother Who Has Infected Her Child With A Virus That Will End Both Their Lives. God Is In The Cries Heard Under The Rubble Of War. God Is In The Debris Of Wasted Opportunity And Lives, And God Is With Us If We Are With Them.

When People Say, You Know, 'good Teacher,' 'prophet,' 'really Nice Guy'... This Is Not How Jesus Thought Of Himself. So You're Left With A Challenge In That, Which Is Either Jesus Was Who He Said He Was Or A Complete And Utter Nut Case. You Have To Make A Choice On That.

I Get To Hear The Really Good Or The Really Bad Things In The Press, But I Don't Read It. I Can Afford To Say That Because Public Opinion Does Not Drive U2's Audience.

What Really Turns Me On About Technology Is Not Just The Ability To Get More Songs On Mp3 Players. The Revolution - This Revolution - Is Much Bigger Than That. I Hope, I Believe. What Turns Me On About The Digital Age, What Excites Me Personally, Is That You Have Closed The Gap Between Dreaming And Doing.