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"I'd like make three points today," a minister began his sermon one Sunday. "First, there are millions of people around the world who are going to hell. Second, most of us sitting here today do not give a damn about it . . .
. . . my third point is that you are more concerned that I, your pastor, said the word 'damn' than you are about the millions of people going to hell."
Having undivided attention, he proceeded to preach a sermon on putting obedient faith into action.
. . . my third point is that you are more concerned that I, your pastor, said the word 'damn' than you are about the millions of people going to hell."
Having undivided attention, he proceeded to preach a sermon on putting obedient faith into action.
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