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The Apocrypha’s “The Prayer of Manasseh”: The Right Prayer for the Right Occasion

Posted on August 20, 2014 by virgowriter

The Apocrypha’s “The Prayer of Manasseh”: The Right Prayer for the Right Occasion I have deep appreciation for ceremony, like the singing of the Star Spangled Banner before sporting events. This particular song was a mystery to me for years, … Continue reading →

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The Apocrypha’s “The Story of Bel and the Dragon”: Being Open Minded Enough to Accept that Your Beliefs Were False

Posted on August 15, 2014 by virgowriter

The Apocrypha’s “The Story of Bel and the Dragon”: Being Open Minded Enough to Accept that Your Beliefs Were False Gays and lesbians—at least every one that I have met—has faced some criticism in their lives because of their sexuality. … Continue reading →

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The Apocrypha’s “The Song of Three Children”: Trimming Some of the Bible’s Fat

Posted on August 10, 2014 by virgowriter

The Apocrypha’s “The Song of Three Children”: Trimming Some of the Bible’s Fat The last server job I had was at an upscale Nuevo Latino restaurant in Philadelphia. Like most waiters, we tried to maximize our money each night, which … Continue reading →

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