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Let’s See Whom Else We Can Offend
Politics and religion make strange bedfellows. Reading or hearing that worn-out saying makes me always think of an unlikely pair in the sack. Not wanting to date myself too badly, I’ll go as far back to picturing Margaret Thatcher between … Continue reading
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And Now for Something a Little Irreverent
Bless and please forgive me for sharing this during Lent, but: Jesus walked by the village square when he saw a woman was tied up in the middle of a crowd. “What is going on here?” he said. “This woman … Continue reading
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