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The world comes first — or does it? Also: Physician-assisted fantasyland. Rocky Mountain hikes. An AmSpec treasure. Plus more.
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BLESSED ARE THE MERCIFUL
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Re: Pastor Shafer Parker’s letter (under “Speaker No Ill”) in
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Handle
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p>Not that I am an expert on this, but Pastor Shafer Parker’s
letter Thursday, whose only purpose seems to be to point out how
fat Dennis Hastert is, strikes me as somewhat un-Christian.
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Glen Hoffing
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Shamong, New Jersey
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