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there was once a man who led a powerful
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religious movement he had the backing of
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his entire church he believed it was his
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mission to root out anything that
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contradicted his doctrine they believed
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they were chosen to silence what they
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saw as dangerous lies he used influence
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power and policy to suffocate the voices
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of those he opposed but the people he
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targeted weren't radicals they were just
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different he painted them as a threat
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and the crowd believed every word it
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escalated quickly fear turned to hatred
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hatred turned to action and he believed
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it was all justified for the sake of
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truth he was convinced until one moment
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changed everything they didn't fight
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back they simply showed up and as the
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man approached the boy looked him in the
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eye and said "We love you anyway." That
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sentence shattered everything he thought
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he knew he couldn't silence it he didn't
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want to anymore what once made him proud
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now made him sick he realized they were
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the very people living out the message
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he claimed to defend he remembered when
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his faith came from love not fear he
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couldn't explain it yet but something
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was shifting when he questioned their
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methods they questioned his loyalty in
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the end the movement he built pushed him
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out without mercy he lost everything but
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somehow felt free he wasn't there to
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lead anymore he was there to learn and
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the boy simply replied "You're welcome
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here." Humility taught him more than
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sermons ever could the old hymn died
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slowly not with fire but with grace and
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for the first time in his life he spoke
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without anger he no longer wanted to win
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arguments he wanted to heal people
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movements built on pride crumble but
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those built on love endure from
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terrorist to servant all because one boy
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chose love instead of hate and like Paul
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the Apostle he was never the same
