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Thomas shares his thoughts on Islams compatibility with Christianity and Western culture. I love seeing young people passionate about Christianity, but to be THIS knowledgable, reaffirms my faith in the future of our country. Thomas is only 16 and a regular at speakers corner where multiple times he has... show more

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