Innocence through one, when we are all guilty

Innocence through one, when we are all guilty

by Clark Alan Lilley

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"A life of divine appointment from unscrupulous, or difficult circumstances! I Grew up going to school, trying to do the right thing, would this be enough? Don't worry there is drugs and alcohol for those of you, who enjoy this sort of thing! There is a prison, what is the ultimate prison? Is there an escape from the ultimate prison? What are the things that give us happiness peace and joy? What is the purpose of this Happiness, peace, and joy? Can these ever run out? If these questions are of intrigue to you, this is the book for you! From someone who claims to know only one thing, yes this one thing, and I have a long way to go! Won't you come, and lets see how it works out, or is still working out, because we are apparently not there already!"--

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