by Greg Griffin on August 4th, 2007

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I would like to know how Christians interpret Luke 19:27. Thanks! :)

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by 23Skidoo on September 23rd, 2010
Read the whole story. It's not much for moral teaching - unless you're teaching a banker - but it's not quite as bad as this one line makes it look :-)
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