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An Amazing Coincidence about God’s Commands

Jeffery Jay Lowder | May 7, 2015

Isn’t it amazing that God’s commands as reported by holy books just happen to reflect the views of the culture in which they were written? It’s almost as if the authors of those books took their own opinions about morality and said they were God’s opinions.

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