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What the Book of Ecclesiastes has to Say About the Foolishness of our Times « Archdiocese of Washington

What the Book of Ecclesiastes has to Say About the Foolishness of our Times « Archdiocese of Washington

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  1. Tim, have you ever recently considered the possibility of liberating your beautiful rational soul from all these wordy ( worldly too) ideas and compulsions (to steer the world according to the moral compass of your imagined ideal?)
    You are capable of so much more than you think Tim Moyle. Step back from this site and from these 'MORAL' things for one year or two and you will discover something very important about yourself Tim.

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