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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

The Story of Everything

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John Quincy Adams Oration July 4, 1837 - WallBuilders

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All of the world's religions - save one -
represent man's attempt to be good enough
to earn acceptance by a holy God.

Christ alone bids us come as we are,
clothed in nothing more than
the wreckage of our own egos.
He forgives our sins from cradle to grave,
and wraps us in the royal robes
of His own righteousness.

Religions devised by man say
"I obey, therefore I am accepted,"
Christianity alone says
"I am accepted; therefore I obey."


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