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A poor sinner reflects on life, Lutheranism and the pursuit of justice
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2 comments:
You bad, Mel! LOL
I knew it, I knew it, I always knew it.
PS:
Can you provide a concise definition of Lecto Divinia? Something less than 10 pages?
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