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You can tell a lot about someone by who they eat with.

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    A molotov cocktail of grace thrown at dead religion. For those who refuse to choose between faith and honesty.

  • Christopher David

    Writer. Researcher. Storyteller. Preacher. Exploring grace, faith, hypocrisy, healing, and the beautiful mess of being human. Creator of Scandalous Grace, Adventures in Grace, & Holier Than Thou.

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