On the other hand, when we disown our beliefs, we lose touch with ourselves. We no longer know who we are or what we bel — Patty Houser, A Woman's Guide to Knowing What You Believe: How to Love God With Your Heart and Your Mind
On the other hand, when we disown our beliefs, we lose touch with ourselves. We no longer know who we are or what we bel — Patty Houser, A Woman's Guide to Knowing What You Believe: How to Love God With Your Heart and Your Mind
On the other hand, when we disown our beliefs, we lose touch with ourselves. We no longer know who we are or what we bel — Patty Houser, A Woman's Guide to Knowing What You Believe: How to Love God With Your Heart and Your Mind
On the other hand, when we disown our beliefs, we lose touch with ourselves. We no longer know who we are or what we bel — Patty Houser, A Woman's Guide to Knowing What You Believe: How to Love God With Your Heart and Your Mind
On the other hand, when we disown our beliefs, we lose touch with ourselves. We no longer know who we are or what we bel — Patty Houser, A Woman's Guide to Knowing What You Believe: How to Love God With Your Heart and Your Mind
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On the other hand, when we disown our beliefs, we lose touch with ourselves. We no longer know who we are or what we believe and neither does anyone else.

— Patty Houser, A Woman's Guide to Knowing What You Believe: How to Love God With Your Heart and Your Mind
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