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<aside>
When I say
"miraculous"
in this
context,
I'm not saying it the same way as all those bibles say it. I'm
saying it in a way which is simple, transparent, pragmatic, and
useful. Indeed I'm saying it in a way which is possibly the same
way as all those bibles
intended
to say it before they became clouded by undistinguished
über-interpretation.
In this
context
I'm saying it
Werner's
way: that which is
miraculous
validates
who you really are
rather than diminishes
who you really are.
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