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This is one of the best articles I've seen or passed on. No Republican will have a decent reply to this. They cannot defend their positions or party beliefs in other than religious connotations. Their "God" tells them to do it. I'd like to hear that conversation, because, my God tells me we are all equally the Children of God and we all have free will. My God tells me we must not do anything to harm other people. My God tells me to follow his will for the good of mankind. My God lists hypocrisy as a sin. My God and Bible says that when life is breathed into the born infant and it breathes on it's own, and the first cries are heard, that is when that a human has been created. We have the same God. There is only one. I insist my "heard" words are more important than your "read" words, because God wants us to be free of false clergy and false gods who try tell you HOW to live your life. ONLY YOU can do that and my God says he has given us the "Way," if we would but follow our hearts!

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