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Comments on "The Passion"

-- There is an interesting comment from a searcher for "anti-semitic outbreaks" on Bill Park's post on The Passion (Scriptor.org - The Back Porch).

-- There is a very interesting comment from Carmen Sofia Brenes on The Passion (Scriptor.org - The Back Porch).

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