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A Bishop Chickens Out. Would You?

Posted on August 13, 2016 by 100swallows

“The incense is in that bowl, Basílides,” said the Roman official. “When you are finished making your offering to the emperor, I will give you this certificate with my signature. Keep it with you and show it to any Roman … Continue reading →

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