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The Last Leaf Of Autumn: Barefoot and falling, infinity is a number that has none to end

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“Many Christians today appear dishonest and divisive, often believing they are never wrong. They see themselves as the only righteous ones, while labeling others as sinners or evil. They rarely take accountability, instead blaming others for their own actions. Some even justify harm or violence as a form of justice, which is deeply troubling. They are manipulative, spreading misinformation and propaganda, and promoting fear, intimidation, violence, and hatred under the guise of faith. By portraying themselves as victims, they seek sympathy and validation, all while misusing God's name and distorting scripture to defend harmful behavior. May God save us from such hypocrisy and transform these individuals into true reflections of His love and grace. Romans 3:10 | Titus 1:16”

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“The room was full of law. Apparently somebody on Younger’s force had invited the state police to attend after all; the pack of technical men, with their cameras and chalk, powders and notebooks and little white envelopes, all seemed to professional, too sleek, too quiet and efficient to be any part of the local law. The local law was three dough-faced farm hands in rumpled blue uniforms, standing around the room looking for traffic to direct.”

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