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... who would much rather employ Christian workers than unbelievers. But why is it that the Communist authorities allow Christianity to flourish so freely now?
Christianity
... who would much rather employ Christian workers than unbelievers. But why is it that the Communist authorities allow Christianity to flourish so freely now?
Christianity
... who would much rather employ Christian workers than unbelievers. But why is it that the Communist authorities allow Christianity to flourish so freely now?
Christianity
... who would much rather employ Christian workers than unbelievers. But why is it that the Communist authorities allow Christianity to flourish so freely now?
Christianity
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Glenn Slaven, 1 year ago
Why is the Archbishop weighing in on this issue? Any why is he suggesting we should cover it up?
#1 | 09:33 am - 25 May 2009