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1. And it was then that the Gospels and the Body of Christ, Jesus' death and even love, became compromised - and the effects we are still experiencing. Thank God there have been enough prophets and saints and mystics (and ordinary lay people) to have kept the real Christ and his message, alive and amongst us.

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