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The sex thing
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The great paradox of life is that right and wrong, love and hate, love and lust, are only a hair's breadth from each other. Love is of God; lust is sin. A relationship becomes sinful at the point that lust, …
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The great paradox of life is that right and wrong, love and hate, love and lust, are only a hair's breadth from each other. Love is of God; lust is sin. A relationship becomes sinful at the point that lust, or overwhelming selfish desire, enters it. - p. 83.
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"The great paradox of life is that right and wrong, love and hate, love and lust, are only a hair's breadth from each other. Love is of God; lust is …"
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