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Tomorrow another pastor will justify smoking cana and drinking alcohol. What then does it mean to be a Christian, if there’s nothing to differentiate? Same pastors will complain about young people loosing interest in Christianity, why won’t they? What is special about being a Christian today? #durubond

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