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    A Creed

    By Morris Hulley

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    At opposing ends of the many shades of grey, we have the clarity of a definite black or white. If black is wrong and white is right, we are required to live only in the white. It is a tragedy of cosmic proportions, that in the world as it is, humans live in shades of grey.
    This is a desperate condition and if you do consider these circumstances to be a matter for concern, you will find herein the only viable antidote to the poison inherent in each of us.
    Thousands of years ago, Adam, in his freedom to choose right, was persuaded by a personality of diabolical arrogance and power, to choose wrong.
    Just over two thousand years ago, Jesus Christ, was presented with the same choice by the same diabolical personification of evil, but He chose to do right.
    The results of these choices have eternal consequences for each one of us.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 30, 2016
    ISBN9781291978070
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