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From the Dust
February 13, 2013

​We are dusty people, mortals all, born toward dying. So commences the Christian season of Lent when worshipers are encouraged, “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you will return.” This is a true word, but not the last word. That awaits another day, forty days hence. 
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