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Leave. The. Widow. Alone. Scripture is unambiguous about this. From Exodus to the words of Jesus himself, God makes it clear that he hates the mistreatment of widows. Erika Kirk lost her husband in a brutal, public tragedy, and the way some self professing Christians have mocked, policed, and...

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