... We [can't] escape the influence of sin in the world, but [do] we have to pay money to see and hear it firsthand? — Chris Heimerdinger, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword
... We [can't] escape the influence of sin in the world, but [do] we have to pay money to see and hear it firsthand? — Chris Heimerdinger, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword
... We [can't] escape the influence of sin in the world, but [do] we have to pay money to see and hear it firsthand? — Chris Heimerdinger, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword
... We [can't] escape the influence of sin in the world, but [do] we have to pay money to see and hear it firsthand? — Chris Heimerdinger, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword
... We [can't] escape the influence of sin in the world, but [do] we have to pay money to see and hear it firsthand? — Chris Heimerdinger, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword
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... We [can't] escape the influence of sin in the world, but [do] we have to pay money to see and hear it firsthand?

— Chris Heimerdinger, Gadiantons and the Silver Sword
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