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Friday, February 18, 2011 Johnny, Get Out Of The Way Johnny, Get out of the Way! Those words were common words that I heard growing up. Whether it was me annoying my brother (which hardly ever happened), getting in the way of a job being done due to my nosiness, or simply clogging up the lane in a basketball play. They seem so offensive at first when you hear them, because you want to be there. It may be innocent enough in that you want to help, or you may be selfish because you just want to be in the middle of the drama. Quite often I find myself saying those very same words. I do not always mean them in a nice way (like when I honk my horn at that driver who is going so slow I could crawl past them) or I could mean it in a good way like this is a super heavy box and if I hit you with it you will be in pain. My goal is to apply this phrase in a way that impacts me spiritually.
How do I get in the Way! Spiritually I find myself getting in the way of doing things in a God honoring fashion when I exalt my own value and worth above Gods plan. 1 Corinthians 10:31, So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. The purpose of my life is to bring glory to God. This ranges from preaching a sermon to eat a bowl of Special K. So the second I start doing anything for the praise I could receive and not for the glory of God, I begin to elevate myself and ultimately GET IN THE WAY.
Whose Way Am I Getting In? If the entire goal of life is to bring Glory to God then ultimately I am getting in way of Gods glory when I exalt myself. John 3:30 says, He must increase, but I must decrease. I have decided that with my entire life I need to decrease in order for His glory to increase. This results in me Getting Out Of The Way.
Staying Out of the Way Brings a Whole New Perspective! When my life is suddenly less about me succeeding and more about the glory of God then my perspective changes drastically. Now when a huge snow storm comes the week before the biggest conference of the year it is not about me needing to get stuff done but about how can I serve God through this situation. When trials and tragedies come and life gets crazy it is easier to not take a Woe is Me attitude and focus on Gods plan in it all. Paul got it right in Philippians 1:21 when he said, For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. His whole life was about serving Christ and when that ends then that is a promotion to glory.

When I stay out of the way things work better. When I am stop being annoying and get out of my brothers way then he does not have to hurt me. When I move away from being nosy others can finish their task. When I get out of the lane on the play it could open things up for the guard to score on the drive. Ultimately, when I get out of the way of Gods glory then He is Exalted and the purpose of my life is accomplished.Posted byat8:18 AMNo comments: Saturday, November 27, 2010 Orthodox Hypostasis versus Docetism, Arianism And Nestorianism
IntroductionAt the center of the entire Gospel is the teaching that God came down to earth as a man and humbled himself. In Philippians 2:5-8 we have the whole description of God humbling Himself and coming as a man, Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but made himself nothing, taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross.[1] So what if someone were to challenge the validity of the claim that has been traditionally accepted in Christianity? This has happened and has resulted in many different counsels determining what is the Orthodox view of the Hypostatic Union of Christ. I desire to show in this paper four different classic views of the union of the God-man and then use Scripture to decide which view is most Biblical and therefore should be espoused by Christians. I will look at the three views that are not biblical: Arianism error concerning the nature of God, Docetism error concerning the humanity of Christ, and Nestorianism error concerning the nature of Christ. We will spend a lot of time looking at the Orthodox view and the supporting Scriptures.Arianism Error Concerning the Nature of God Arianism was founded by Arian, a priest in Northern Africa. Arian taught that Christ was created by God, and hence not deity.[2] He believed that Christ was a creature and not a God. He believed that there was a time when Christ did not exist in the Godhead and then he was created by God to do His work on earth. Arianism has been known as the heresy which promulgated that, to use the slogans of its adversaries, there was a time when the Son was not, that the Son was a creature, and that the Son is not equal to the Father.[3] Arian even believed that on the earth Christ was not a God, but may be called God as a courtesy. The Word was given the status of a demi-god. He was seen as the highest of all the creatures, yet still a creature. He was an intermediate being between God the Father and the rest of the creation, the agent by whom the Father had created them and continued to relate to them, but not God in the full sense. He might be called God as a courtesy but he is at most a god, a created god, not the God, the eternal, uncreated being.[4] In order to be able to espouse this view we would need to find that Christ is not taught about in Scripture other than the Gospels. We would have to reject the notion that the Trinity was complete at the creation of the world and we would have to believe that Christ has no role in the current church. I see that Arian tried to explain a difficult doctrine, but sacrificed the clear teachings of the Word of God in order to do that.Docetism Error Concerning the Humanity of ChristDocetism takes its name from the Greek word dokeo which means to seem. Docetists believe that Christ just seemed like He was a man. An early teaching, regarded as heretical, according to which Christs incarnation (i.e., taking human form) was only a matter of appearance (Gk. dokéō seem). Thus his suffering, death, and resurrection were aspects of the human Jesus life in which the divine Christ did not participate (that nature having withdrawn prior to these events).[5] Docetists believe that God and Jesus were united in activity but their nature was separate. If we had been in Jesus' presence we would have been in the presence not of God in the sense that the man Jesus Christ literally was God, but in the sense that he was so totally conscious of God that we could catch something of that consciousness by a type of spiritual proximity: God and Jesus were unified in activity but not in nature.[6] This view came into being because of the belief that matter is evil and God cannot be evil. This view was the logical sequence of their assumption of the inherent evil of matter. If matter is evil and Christ was pure, then Christs human body must have been merely phantasmal. Docetism was simply pagan philosophy introduced into the church. [7] Once again the desire to explain Christ as a God-man apart from the faith required to simply believe that God is fully God and fully Man came at a great sacrifice to the Godhead. This particular Christology resolved the tension in the idea that deity and humanity were united in one person. It did so by saying that while the deity was real and complete, the humanity was only appearance. But the church recognized that this solution had been achieved at too great a price, a loss of Jesus humanity and thus of any real connection between him and us.[8] This is a failed attempt at the over explanation of a truth that must be accepted by faith. With the step away from the simple understanding of Scripture came the heresy that is Docetism.Nestorianism Error Concerning the Nature of Christ Nestorianism was founded by Nestorius the patriarch of Constantinople. Nestorius came up with this heresy following a discussion about the humanity of God in regards to Mary the mother of Christ. This was the founding of the Nestorian idea that Jesus was two personalitiesthe Son of God and a manunder one skin.[9] They made the God-man into a separate pair, God and man. Nestorius preferred to think in terms of a conjunction rather than a union between the two. Perhaps the best possible summation of Nestorius thought is to say that while he did not consciously hold or overtly teach that there was a split in the person of Christ, what he said seemed to imply it.[10] Once again the error of trying to make this union into more than a God-man relationship led to a heretical view. The Nestorians said not that He was one person with two natures, but that He was two persons. They said, He is God and man, a personal God and a personal man. They were so anxious to emphasize the two sides that they went too far and said that He was two persons, God and man, instead of saying that He was one person with a divine and human nature.[11]Orthodox Hypostasis The Biblical View of the Nature of Christ Orthodox Christianity has taught that Christ was indeed one-hundred percent God while also being one-hundred percent man. This can best be described as the single person of Christ, as contrasted with his dual human and divine nature.[12] In order to explain this, Orthodox Christians have tried to use the simplest terms possible. We note that the father of Christ was the Holy Spirit but the mother of Christ was Mary. Many believe that Christ was man because of Mary, but He was God because he was fathered by God. Thus the simplest explanation is that, as a man, the Lord was 'fatherless,' whilst as God He was 'motherless.[13] I will spend the rest of the paper presenting Biblical truths that can be used to prove that Christ was indeed God from the beginning and that he was fully man. This next section is the key to the whole understanding of the Orthodox position on the Hypostasis of Christ.Biblical Evidence for the Orthodox Hypostasis PositionJesus is God In Matthew 1:23 we see the description of Jesus as being Immanuel which literally means God with us. So from the very beginning of the Gospels we have been introduced to the simple understanding that God has come to be with man in the man Jesus Christ. In Titus 2:11-14 the church is being told that we are to wait for the glorious return of the Savior Jesus Christ, who is God. For the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation for all people, training us to renounce ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright, and godly lives in the present age, waiting for our blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ, who gave himself for us to redeem us from all lawlessness and to purify for himself a people for his own possession who are zealous for good works.[14] I could list other texts that contain such clear evidence to the fact that Christ is God, but in an effort to conserve space in a paper of this size I will let the strength of these two passages carry the burden of proof that Jesus is indeed God.Jesus is Lord The angel of the Lord appeared to the shepherds in the field as they were watching over the sheep. And on the night of the birth of Christ they pronounced this baby as the Lord of all. In Luke 2:11-12 the angels tell the shepherds to go to the manger and find the Lord. So even from birth Jesus was known as the Lord. God has exalted Christ so that every knee will acknowledge Him as Lord. Philippians 2:9-11 says, Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.[15] We see clearly that Christ is Lord. To argue this fact would require some denial of the inerrancy of the Scriptures.Jesus is a Man Galatians 4:4-7 says, But when the fullness of time had come, God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons. And because you are sons, God has sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts, crying, Abba! Father! So you are no longer a slave, but a son, and if a son, then an heir through God.[16] God sent His Son to become a man in order to redeem us. II John 7 has become a warning to those who would be against the belief that Christ was God come in flesh. It says, For many deceivers have gone out into the world, those who do not confess the coming of Jesus Christ in the flesh. Such a one is the deceiver and the antichrist.[17] These are pretty strong words of warning for those who would deny the humanity of Christ. Conclusion We must ignore the wrong attempts to explain the Hypostatic Union as something other than the union of God and man in a complete and perfect union. We must not commit errors concerning the nature of God like Arianism, concerning the humanity of Christ like Docetism, or concerning the Nature of Christ like Nestorianism. We must fall on the line of the sufficiency of Scripture to explain these tough truths. This is most accurately described in the Orthodox view of the Hypostasis.
[1] The Holy Bible : English Standard Version. (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001), Php 2:58. [2]Paul S. Karleen, The Handbook to Bible Study : With a Guide to the Scofield Study System (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987), 311. [3]Heresy and Heortology in the Early Church : Arianism and the Emergence of the Triduum, Worship 72 no 2 (1998): 117. [4] Millard J. Erickson, Christian Theology (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 1998), 713. [5] Allen C. Myers, The Eerdmans Bible Dictionary (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 1987), 289. [6] God incarnate: myth or truth?, Presbyterian 4 no 2 (1978): 95. [7]Augustus Hopkins Strong, Systematic Theology (Bellingham, Wa.: Logos Research Systems, Inc., 2004), 670. [8] Millard J. Erickson, Christian Theology (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 1998), 730. [9] J. I. Packer, Concise Theology : A Guide to Historic Christian Beliefs (Wheaton, Ill.: Tyndale House, 1995). [10] Millard J. Erickson, Christian Theology (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 1998), 744. [11] David Martyn Lloyd-Jones, God the Father, God the Son (Wheaton, Ill.: Crossway Books, 1996), 281. [12]Catherine Soanes and Angus Stevenson, Concise Oxford English Dictionary, 11th ed. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004). [13] Christological dogma in Orthodox worship, Greek Orthodox Theological Review 13 (1968): 241. [14] The Holy Bible : English Standard Version. (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001), Titus 2:11-14. [15] The Holy Bible : English Standard Version. (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001), Phil. 2:9-11. [16] The Holy Bible : English Standard Version. (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001), Gal. 4:4-7. [17] The Holy Bible : English Standard Version. (Wheaton: Standard Bible Society, 2001), 2 John 7.Posted byat12:41 PM2 comments: Tuesday, November 9, 2010 Mature Youth Pastors (Can These Even Go in the Same Sentence)I have read a lot of different blogs and articles by Pastors claiming that the current Youth Group model does not work effectively for the training up of the youth within a church. I would like to address that topic in this blog as well as talk about the ways I think that we can fix it.

New Models of Youth Groups
The newest model as taught by Mark Driscoll and other leading pastors is the small group model. They believe that this model will work as a better tool to disciple the teens within your youth group. I agree that this would help with discipleship, but I am not sure how well it would work with outreach. Just imagine the amount of concern that could come from being the first time youth kid in some random dudes house with some random kids you really do not know.

I think that within the youth group we need to setup small groups and encourage intentional discipleship, but I do not think it is the only answer.

The Old Model
The old model is to have a young man, barely older that the teens, get up and have an exciting game planned and maybe a 15-20 minute devotional about some sort of life principle. This model has drawn many kids in, and depending on the excitement of the leader has helped some kids get involved faithfully. The downside is that many kids are going through the whole program and then graduating and abandoning their relationship with Christ for something bigger and flashier.

My View on the Ideal Youth Group
I want to share something that I feel we need to change within churches around the country in order to make our youth groups more effective.

1. Mature Youth Pastors
The current model of the youth pastor is generally a young man who has just graduated from Bible College and is using this ministry as a stepping stone to the eventual senior pastor position they desire. Here are the problems in that.
a. Immaturity
A lot of these youth pastors will enter this ministry ill prepared to truly lead these kids in their spiritual growth. The will become easily discouraged when the kids present challenges (and that happens daily). It will be easy for them just to pack up and leave instead of trying to stick it out.
Another potential problem is that they will strive to be cool with the kids too much. Sometimes in the desire to win the affection of the teens the youth pastor will compromise their spiritual leadership to do something foolish. This leads in confusion for the teens when they know what their youth pastor is really like, but then hear him talking about being different that the world.
b. Further Education
A lot of youth pastors will leave the youth pastorate in order to go to seminary and pursue further education. There is nothing wrong with this, but it does add unnecessary change to the teens high school years.
c. Unorganized
A lot of young youth pastors do not take the time to setup a plan for their lessons. This leads to unorganized youth meetings that are nothing more than a recreational activity.
d. Job Promotion
If the youth pastor is there only until they can find a better job then at the first sign of a better job they will leave.

I have heard it said that the average length of stay for the youth pastor is between 18 months and 3 years. This is too high of a turnover rate and needs to be fixed to better minister to and disciple our teens.

I propose that churches bring in mature youth pastors that feel God has specifically called them to lead teens in their walk with the Lord. This man will be mature which will help the kids learn by example. This man is already educated at a graduate level and can disciple the kids on a deeper level without the distracting call to pursue more education. He will more than likely be organized after having to juggle school, family and work duties. If he feels called to the youth pastorate then he is more likely to stay for a longer period of time and will help the kids grow in the most effective ways all the way through their seminary time.

2. Use both modes of discipleship
I think that the church should use both means of discipling kids. Have a great program with teaching on intentional topics of spiritual growth, but then also be intentional in your approach to discipling the kids. Assign the youth leaders to different care groups that they actively pursue in helping them grow through; one on one discipleship, attending their events, and praying for them on a regular basis. Always keep a good portion of time open for the kids to seek counseling. Never just counsel them one time on a specific topic, but stick with them and help them grow.

I do agree that the current system is broken, but with some adjustments I think it could be extremely effective.Posted byat8:41 AM2 comments: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!When I think about the serious things in life, my relationship with God and my church I cannot help but be overwhelmed by the wonderful ways God has blessed me. As I sit at my desk today and work on Greek and Hebrew and a message for an upcoming chapel message, I cannot help but be overwhelmed at how great our God is, but what if all of that was ripped away from me. Would God still be good, would I still love Him, would I do everything in my power to save my family, and would I give my time, my money to my church?
Today started a little bit emotional for me as I sat in the doctors office and listened to my little baby. I cannot help but be overwhelmed by the joy of one of the things I have wanted for most of my life, a baby. I love way that God has chosen to bless me with this even though I am so underserving of being able to bring up a youngster in the ways of the Lord. Thank you, God!
My mood changed quickly when I got back to work and realized that my tire still was flat. As I changed it I realized that all my tires were cracked and in rough shape, I could not help but begin to think that God was being so unfair to expect me on a limited income to come up with $500 to replace my tires. Woe is me, my life is so unfair, why do I even own this stupid car, is God not aware of how hard I am working for me, all flashed through my brain. Even as the bad attitude started to slip into the forefront I got a call from a young man who I have had the opportunity of watching be changed by the power of Gods Word. So if God wants my car to sit unused for a while, that is okay, we have two anyways. Thank you, God for allowing me to go through this challenge in order to be changed to be more like your Son.
There is a particular blog that I have wanted to read, but I have not yet because of busyness, but today I carved some time aside for it. As I read about Matt Chandler, a 35 year old pastor who last Thanksgiving had a seizure and found out he had a large tumor on his brain. He talked about Hebrews 11 and how so many of the people in that chapter saw God do great things on their behalf, but some of them were tortured and struggled and died for the cause of Christ. The story of Matt Chandler struggling through 18 months of chemo and yet still praising God for allowing him to experience Gods goodness in all this. Matt Chandler, I am so thankful for God allowing me to read about you being faithful in all of this. Thank you, God!
I read about friends who are struggling to pay their bills, keep their marriages, or even enjoy life, and think about Gods purpose in their life. I hope they will use this opportunity to grow in the Lord.Deuteronomy 32:4The Rock, his work is perfect, for all his ways are justice. A God of faithfulness and without iniquity, just and upright is he.
Whatever you struggling with today remember God is good and He has a purpose for your trial. Do not blame God, but trust in Him and remember the very fact you have an opportunity for forgiveness of your sins is way more than you deserve.GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!Posted byat11:08 AMNo comments: Monday, November 1, 2010 Letter to My Little Son or DaughterHi __________TBD_____________,

Let me introduce myself. I am the owner of the loud voice and the constant laugh that I am sure you can hear. I am your daddy. Let me tell you something, I am tired of waiting for you to come to stay with me. I really love you so much and hope you will keep growing. I wish you could see your mom right now. She is so cute. She loves you so much, but you are already wearing her out. She likes to sleep now more than normal.
When you get here I want you to know that we are going to protect you so much. We have so many plans to spend the time making sure your stay will be comfortable. One piece of advice I want to give to you is to learn how to be patty trained as soon as possible. While I am sure we will have fun changing your diaper, it will just be better when you can use the big people toilet.
Right now mommy and daddy are working so hard to get ready for you and to make a better life in the future. We are going to be involved in full-time ministry for the rest of our life, so I know that might add some extra work in our schedules. It will be worth it though in the end.
I am going to let you go now but I wanted you to know how much I love you. So tonight when we pray together again I hope you will recognize my voice and know that your daddy is right there with your mommy and we are all in love with each other.

Love You,
DaddyPosted byat7:07 AMNo comments: Monday, October 25, 2010 Do The Work of The Ministry Even When You Don't Get Paid for It.This will be a short blog due to my work and school load, but I wanted to share this.

Today after lifting weights I was showering up and getting ready for the day. The same group of guys are always in the locker room at the same time and we have developed a bit of a relationship. There are usually a bunch of older guys who joke with each other about politics and sports and ask me every day how much weight have I lost. I love these guys. Well right as we are all about done getting dressed a certain man comes in who is a little bit grumpy and gives us his update about his cancer treatments. I always ask him how it is going and tell him I am praying for him.
One of the other members of my locker room changing game is a man who is a full-time minister. I noticed today that when the opportunity came open to share the gospel with this older gentleman he was all of a sudden in a hurry and left. The moment was lost and I wanted to get back to talking about it, but I did not know how. Then the head of maintenance for the Community Center came in and opened a conversation with the man and showed him he was concerned for him.

I left today with two thoughts in my mind.

So often Christians are disgusted by the story of the two priests who passed by the man on the side of the road in the story of the good Samaritan, yet practically they do it all the time to others.


Even when it is not your job to care for others and share the Gospel, it is still your job.


Thank you Tony Costa for helping me see this truth.Posted byat7:07 AMNo comments: Saturday, October 16, 2010 Some Ridiculously Romantic Thoughts about the Best Girl In the World, Tori KjaerSo I started this blog to talk about the lessons that I have been learning during my seminary experience. On Mondays I write about the lessons I am learning in the classroom and on Fridays I write about the lessons I am learning in my practical ministry opportunities. I enjoy doing this because if I only focus on Theology then I fall into the potential trap of worshipping at the altar of academia and if I do not balance my ministry with theological training then I run the risk of being a person doing nothing more than running a program.This morning though my mind is filled with nothing more than the biggest lesson I will learn during the next three years and all the subsequent years. That lesson is that I have the most amazing wife in the world. Although I do not get to spend as much time with her as I would like, I cannot help but be excited at the very sight of her. I feel like a puppy wagging my tail every time I see her coming into view.So today I devote this entire blog to my best friend, hugest supporter, most awesome counselor, favorite taste tester, hardest worker, most beautiful companion, and most loving mother that has ever been made. Tori Kjaer I love you and here are the reasons why.Best FriendHave you ever been to a slumber party with your best friend? The sleeping bags, the late night conversations, the greasy pizza and silly jokes can never compare to the real excitement of the friendships that you are building and enjoying. Well that is how every day with Tori is. We go to sleep having late night conversations about anything and everything. In fact many times we fall asleep in the middle of a sentence. We do not eat the greasy pizza but nothing spices up a meal better than the opportunity to look across the table at the person I love more than anyone else in the world. Well the silly jokes are definitely there.I remember hearing that I should marry my best friend in the world. As a young man I thought it was hard to understand that because all my best friends were guys and therefore not to be married. After I met Tori though I found out what that means. Every day I get to be with my best friend and I would never change that.Hugest SupporterIf most husbands looked at their wife and said, Ok well for the next three years I am going to be working in an internship, getting a masters degree and rarely sleeping. So what I need you to do is to keep your job and work hard to pay the bills. Oh by the way I will be provided housing and utilities but I will not bring home a paycheck. I had that conversation and she did not even think twice about whether or not she would support me. That is what is nice about having someone who is your biggest supporter. Did I mention the fact that when I am called upon to serve she is right there serving with me.Awesome CounselorSo being in the ministry brings a large amount of stress into a persons life. Every day you carry the burden of helping others be more like Christ. In my previous ministry before I had Tori as my support I turned to food to try to cope with this, but now I go home to a wonderful counselor who will listen, advise and love me no matter what the situation is.Taste TesterOk so I am a self proclaimed cook. I love cooking for everyone and every occasion. I know that not every time do I put out absolutely delicious food, and it would be tempting for someone who loves me to pretend like it is good. I love Tori because she will never lie about the truth. If it does not taste good she will tell me it is gross and how she thinks I can fix it. This is in every area of my life, I can always count on honest answers that intended to help me grow.Hard WorkerIn my life I have known some hard workers, but none can hold a candle to the girl who gives her whole life to working and serving for others. She goes to her job whether she feels good or not (and lately it has been more not). When she comes home she works tirelessly to keep our house running smoothly. I bet right now she is working on something.Beautiful CompanionMy wife is by far the most beautiful girl in the whole world. Just seeing the sun glisten off her red-blonde hair that is made of pure gold makes me know that I am about to experience something gorgeous. One glimpse of her smile will make my heart melt completely. I can honestly say that this is one dude who married outside of his league. I am so lucky to be married to a girl this beautiful.Her looks are gorgeous, but just hearing the sound of her voice is enough to make all the problems in world right. The sayings that she has taught me and beautiful softness of her life fill my mind and heart at all times.Loving MotherIn about 6 months we will get to hold the most incredible gift that God has given us as a couple. I am so confident that Tori will be the best mother. I have observed be a loving mother to our puppy and watched the way she has cared for the 2 International Students we have been able to serve in our home. I cannot wait to parent this family with her.
Tori, I love you more than anyone else, ever.Posted byat8:42 AM1 comment: Older PostsHomeSubscribe to:Posts (Atom)FollowersBlog Archive 2011(1) February(1)Johnny, Get Out Of The Way 2010(23) November(4) October(6) September(8) August(5)About MeJohnny K.I love to preach and teach God's Word, I love to cook, I love to make my wife as happy as I can. I love God with all of my heart.View my complete profile
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