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God Bless Joe Pesci...?
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Again, we must check the ego at the door in order to discuss this topic. We aren't looking at verses in the big book and trying to analyze the inherent truth, what I am going for is the fact that there is not truth. It is simply belief, and pushing that belief onto someone else is arrogant, misleading, and irresponsible to the doctrine that is preached.
- Added on: Oct 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Doug Boggs
- Listed in: Religion Society
- Tags: religion politics God joe pesci commandments george carlin
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