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Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.
Citation: Edward Abbey
The biggest enemy of the Church is the development and proliferation of programs to meet people's needs. Everyone has a hunger for God, but our tastes (needs) are screwed up. We've been raised on junk food, so what we ask for is often wrong or twisted.
Citation: Eugene Peterson
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