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Ho mum

Not what I expected. I don't view most of what the book is about movies and tv. These moves and everything that were viewed in writing this are of no interest to me. Been down that road and all they do is rob me of keeping my mine and heart in God's word.
One thing he sure watches a lot of movies and tv.

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very heart changing

this helped to change the way I bite the works. it is a much needed reality check for Christians.