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This web page ahearttonurture.blogspot.com states the following, "Its easy to see the idols in someone else." We saw that the webpage said " To see the crucifixes and saints that so many worship." It also said " Yet I try my best to look past my own idols. They may not be literal figurines. They may even be praised and accepted by our American culture. Accepted by the church as well. Encouraged by well meaning Christians. What do I devote my time and energy to? Is it to know my Father more? To become more like His Son? To use my abilities and resources for His glory? Or do I seek the praise of man? Today I turned 28."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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