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DateTuesday, March 13, 2007 at 12:52PM

I saw the following on a forum today and taking it slightly out of context thought that there was some real truth in it.

[People] should spend less time reading the Bible and more time reading HTML For Dummies

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If one think that he contribute to this world and to common good by doing his work then this is true. Contemplation and just reading the Bible isnt the way God want we follow faithfully.This idea is in core of Catholicism (Although it isnt my religion, I appreciate this point of view). Consequently, this statement is true in this sense.

p.s. There are not many people who REALLY know HTML.
January 24, 2006 | Unregistered Commenterwow gold

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