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The Seventh Day
On the seventh day God rested and his evil henchmen were tested. On the final day three men of the cloth, a bartender and a lone patron will debate the current status of child abuse in the church. There will be answers or there will be judgment.
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On the seventh day God rested and his evil henchmen were tested. On the final day three men of the cloth, a bartender and a lone patron will debate the current status of child abuse in the church. There will be answers or there will be judgment.
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