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By: Ruth Hopkins Man has shown himself to be a spiritual being. Every culture, for time immemorial, has held a belief in a higher power(s), communed with those deities by means of prayer and ceremony, and based on that belief system, established core values that promoted virtuous life practices. Sounds great, right?  So where’s the […]read more
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