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Reds can be stopped from’taking over the world is by force of arms. God has never permitted any, nation to maintain world domination for long—but I'd like to give < Him a hand to make sure that the Reds don’t reach that peak in the first place. I don’t believe any Christian can just sit down and, expect the Lord to drop salvation, either temporal or eternal, in Kis| lap. We must earn what we receive, be it Paradise or freedom, from oppression on earth.” ’
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