They won't be required to sacrifice anything in order to belong to your assembly. A religion that is all… — Orson Scott Card
They won't be required to sacrifice anything in order to belong to your assembly. A religion that is all sweetness, but no light; all form, but no substance; all tradition, but no precept.
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