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aquart Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Oct-08-07 02:03 PM
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24. Not true.
Because a survivor needs someone to thank. Because the unreasonable imprisonment only increases the value of the faith that was denied. And the determination to practice it.

And because the survivors most typically were those who helped others, and banded together to keep as many of them as they could alive. Altruists stop shambling as soon as they have decent nutrition.

What happened after 9/11? I remember crying with thankfulness because our ancient churches remained standing. And I'm not a Christian. I still visit St. Paul's when I'm downtown.

I've always thought the biggest problem Christians have is forgiving God for his sins and not the other way around.
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