The sinners ... did not even have the consolation of feeling they were in God's good books. The educated people told them that they were displeasing to God and "they ought to know.”. (Albert Nolan)

The sinners ... did not even have the consolation of feeling they were in God's good books. The educated people told them that they were displeasing to God and "they ought to know.”.

Albert Nolan

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