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Submitted by Robert Landbeck, Oct 3, 2007 14:36

The fate of 'Christian' culture rests soley on a new interpretation of the moral teachings of Christ that is spreading on the web. The first wholly new interpretation for 2000 years and presents a religous conception entirely new to human history, leading faith to observable consequences that can be tested and judged for their authenticity. Links: www.dunwanderinpress.org, www.energon.org.uk

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