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Reading

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whatever I believe at the time

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to say thank you

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was to be a mother

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wading in a creek at my grandparents

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I feel I have to or I will burst

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I'm reading the bloodties series

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Kentucky Fried Chicken

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when I first learned to like myself

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my grandfather

Politics, News & Issues > Party Politics & Ideology Assessing the future of the American religious right

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Why the Christian Right is Failing

The lesser of two evils is still evil. I wish this phrase were original to me, as it is both wise and catchy. It is not, though. I first heard it on television, from one of those televangelist types. I do not think it is original to him either, but it stuck with me and I tend to credit him, as it was from his mouth that my ears first heard it.

I also wish people who care about what is evil and what is not took this phrase seriously. Unfortunately, there is a large lump on my desk where I bang my forehead as I read of Evangelical Christians being...

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