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		<title>The Gifts of God</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If there are any gifts given to us by God, I think they come in this form: moments that we don't expect, people that are here and then gone, dreams and memories that you can hardly remember. Our lives are so fragile, and so tenuously balanced between a darkness we cannot survive and a light we haven't yet learned to live with - what the divine places directly into them cannot remain. It would undo us.]]></description>
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