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Up Until I Was Thirty Years Old I Was Your Standard Issue Christian- The Kind Christian Schools And Churches In Our Town Pounded Out Year After Year Like Spiritual Model-T's, Mostly In One Color-beige. We Were Covenant Children, So We Figured We Came With A Cradle-to-grave, Salvational Warrantee.

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