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Alfred, Lord Tennyson, once wrote some lines in his poem “The Hf>ly Grail” that point up a truth too often overlooked. He said of men, "For good ye are and bad and like to coins. Some true, some light but every one of you, Stamped with the image of the King.” We dare not disregard this. Men-you, I, all of us - are created ip the image of God* stamped withj His likeness, bearing forever His imprint. Though the facts of ouij personal history may have blurted the outlines of that image, it is still there. If it is dulled, it tan be made bright again; if it is still clear, it can become even clearer. For many of us this is a word iof great hope. But it js never a Word that concerns us alone for it | is just as true of others also though we would sometimes like to forget it. No j matter how used, abused or distorted the image of God is in any

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