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A day of reckoning and healing: If not now, when...?
- 4 Dec. 2009 (Rev. Tegga Lendado, PhD) -
"We did not know how to discipline ourselves
but we wanted to lead our nation.We did not
have peace within us but we preached utopia.
We hid hatred and war in our hearts but
outwardly advocated for justice. Even so, at
dandy maturity, we still do not fear God and
respect others; we cannot stand each other
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