Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go.
-William Feather (17)
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…What would bring his salvation to question? Well, the American Eagle on his shoulder, of course. We’re not all that far from there today, are we? How many people have their love of God questioned because they prefer to wear a suit and tie on Sunday morning?
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