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“In a world of choice, suffering is always a possibility. We suffer because of our own self-destructive choices. We suffer from the sins of others. And we suffer because of Adam and Eve’s first sin. Whether large or small—abuse or vomiting— suffering is built into the system that God has designed. I could either accept that or fight it. I was getting tired of fighting.”

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