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The weekly publications of an unknown columnist had spread the secret pawns of the charismatic leader who was challenged to seek his true identity. And since the man behind the revelation was so hidden behind words and craft that covered his reality, no proverbs nor psalms was to decipher the soul of the high spirited writer who seemed to expose the wet past and nakedness of the one who claimed that he was indeed that son of man. But since this strange writer had had secretly sent his works weekly, there was a slim chance of invoking his credibility, especially in the city where readers reacted individually in guesses and question marks that seem to anticipate what was the end of the string. But he was even more compared to their speculations. He long contemplated the views of the pastor, and for which, he drew the line that aroused doubt between believers and leeches who sucked the pot of money from the religious leader who used the name of the Messiah and earned beyond imagination. He sent letters every year, to active devotees, letters of love and religiousity that God had been watchful, it was perectly addressed, that even the most profound experience of man was rightly squeezed to its emotional form and in the end, the word "tithe" invisibly moved their hands to their pockets and squeezed it to the poorest drop as well. There was nothing wrong though, in a backward society where faith becomes a necessity. But there was obsession beyond doubt that he, as a man treated God, flattered by the followers who praised him. And like the hands of evil that compulsively attack the will of man in a time when he is most vulnerable. His obsession caused him problems, and to wipe out those problems to uplift his name, he used the element of man to rule the land he thought was bequethed to him by the father he assumed holy. mad man's deed that halted the efforts of peace in the promise land. |
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The weekly publications of an unknown columnist had spread the secret pawns |
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of the charismatic leader who was challenged to seek his true identity. And since the |
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man behind the revelation was so hidden behind words and craft that covered his reality, |
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no proverbs nor psalms was to decipher the soul of the high spirited writer who seemed to expose |
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the wet past and nakedness of the one who claimed that he was indeed that son of man. But |
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since this strange writer had had secretly sent his works weekly, there was a slim chance of |
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invoking his credibility, especially in the city where readers reacted individually in guesses |
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and question marks that seem to anticipate what was the end of the string. But he was even more compared |
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to their speculations. He long contemplated the views of the pastor, and for which, he drew the line |
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that aroused doubt between believers and leeches who sucked the pot of money from the religious |
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leader who used the name of the Messiah and earned beyond imagination. He sent letters every year, to active |
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devotees, letters of love and religiousity that God had been watchful, it was perectly addressed, that |
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even the most profound experience of man was rightly squeezed to its emotional form and in the end, the word |
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"tithe" invisibly moved their hands to their pockets and squeezed it to the poorest drop as well. There was nothing wrong |
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though, in a backward society where faith becomes a necessity. But there was obsession beyond doubt that he, as a man |
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treated God, flattered by the followers who praised him. And like the hands of evil that compulsively attack the will |
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of man in a time when he is most vulnerable. His obsession caused him problems, and to wipe out those problems to uplift |
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his name, he used the element of man to rule the land he thought was bequethed to him by the father he assumed holy. |
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mad man's deed that halted the efforts of |
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peace in the promise land. |
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Revision as of 12:25, 4 January 2009
The weekly publications of an unknown columnist had spread the secret pawns of the charismatic leader who was challenged to seek his true identity. And since the man behind the revelation was so hidden behind words and craft that covered his reality, no proverbs nor psalms was to decipher the soul of the high spirited writer who seemed to expose the wet past and nakedness of the one who claimed that he was indeed that son of man. But since this strange writer had had secretly sent his works weekly, there was a slim chance of invoking his credibility, especially in the city where readers reacted individually in guesses and question marks that seem to anticipate what was the end of the string. But he was even more compared to their speculations. He long contemplated the views of the pastor, and for which, he drew the line that aroused doubt between believers and leeches who sucked the pot of money from the religious leader who used the name of the Messiah and earned beyond imagination. He sent letters every year, to active devotees, letters of love and religiousity that God had been watchful, it was perectly addressed, that even the most profound experience of man was rightly squeezed to its emotional form and in the end, the word "tithe" invisibly moved their hands to their pockets and squeezed it to the poorest drop as well. There was nothing wrong though, in a backward society where faith becomes a necessity. But there was obsession beyond doubt that he, as a man treated God, flattered by the followers who praised him. And like the hands of evil that compulsively attack the will of man in a time when he is most vulnerable. His obsession caused him problems, and to wipe out those problems to uplift his name, he used the element of man to rule the land he thought was bequethed to him by the father he assumed holy. mad man's deed that halted the efforts of peace in the promise land.