Someone famous once said, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."
Maybe he wasn't famous. Maybe "he" wasn't even a he; or perhaps, this statement is simply innate and widely accepted. Webster identifies beauty as being merely "good looks" or "the quality of being very pleasing". As Webster may have mastered a portion of the definition, I believe beauty delves much deeper than solely skin deep. Although it is eminent to find beauty in the material world, it is just as crucial to see the beauty which lies within a person.
After serious contemplation I have arrived at the conclusion that there are two substantial types of beauty. The first is beauty which is found in objects such as a sunset, or the way a person may appear outwardly to society. (This is the type of beauty Webster refers to in the dictionary.) The second type of beauty, however, I find carries with it the most importance, but is also the least cherished by many, as in, heavenly, inward beauty. In the Bible......

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1. Internal And External Beauty
   

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2. Internal And External Beauty
   

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5. Beauty
   

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