Marriage

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On Mon, 3 Mar 1997 05:53:50 -0500 "Timothy Litteral" <brotim@gte.net>
writes:
>I NEVER get the signifigance of this argument.  Didn't they
>make mistakes back then?  The roots of my faith are in
>Jerusalem, not depression era America.
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I think the only signifigance is to once again remind us of "the way
things were". the key word here is *were*. There are alot of folks that
get all depressed and down because times have changed. I agree that
things might have been "better" then, but then again, it is written in
black, white and red that it would happen this way. Maybe it needs to be
stressed more from the pulpit but I ain't a pastor, so that's not an area
I can say yea or nay too.

God Bless You, 
Andy Barnett
adbarnett@juno.com
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