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Originally Posted by chosenbyone
I have visited myspace a few times to check out some friends pages there, but I have never gotten that involved. This particular man that you referred to on this thread impressed me with his testimony. I remembered as a child growing up in very segregated town in East Texas the influences of this particular hate group - the KKK. What a wonderful example of grace this man's testimony has become to those still in the grips of hate that this group has promoted.
Perhaps, I just didn't get the "unique" sense of humor displayed by this brother, because it seemed to take away or distract from the message of deliverance that Christ brought to this man so steeped in hatred. I supposed that I have grown a bit weary of there always being someone who preferred to cast stones instead of joining in the thanksgiving of a soul that was set free.
Thank you sister for sharing this man's story with us this evening.
May God bring you and your family unexpected joy on your journey.
Sincerely,
chosen
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Thats why I brought it up, the KKK has been around longer than any gang in Los Angeles.
He is facing some serious opposition for leaving.
I dont know why he took it off, but he did have some interviews of himself with a local radio station that I found rather interesting.
I was really thinking this would generate an interesting conversation.
Perhaps not many found his testimony as amazing as I did? am I wrong?
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