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I say all of this in the hopes that you will see the light and the truth. I didn’t know the Truth for 50 years of my life until the Lord came to me on a hike, and I’ve never been the same. You know the world has a different idea of what truth is, but Jesus, the Son of God, is the Truth. What comes from Him is truth-One day it will be all that will matter. I’m not sure if you know but sins are acts against the God and Father of Jesus Christ. There are degrees of sin, with killing of another human being is one of the worst. There are concequences for this sin that might not be obvious at first. In fact you don’t even have to believe in Jesus Christ to be affected by sins against God. One day you will take your last breath and you will be face to face with Jesus Christ, the Judge of every human being who has lived, and have to answer for your sins. I strongly encourage you not to vote for a lady who delights in abortions. This is not good for you and certainly not good for this country.
Noy just that fast food, cosmetic surgeries were propagated by the US. What a disgusting system.
All women there are subjected to some degree of harassment… Shame
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