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** GIVING 100 POINTS ** Read the Bible passage, Luke 6:27, 28, and 31. Think about the following questions. Choose one of the questions and write a paragraph on it using complete sentences.
Do you think the parents of the children who were lost during the Children's Crusades could love their enemies?
Today many students believe adults should not tell them what they are allowed to do. Can you see why this belief could cause tragedies?
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