Virgil's explicit answer distinguishes his earlier pagan claim about ineffective prayer from the Christian order in which love and prayer now have a passageway to God.
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Pagan world
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"Line 34. And he to me, my text is plain enough, and yet their hope is not delusive. It's one scrutinized. This is it..."
"Yes. When I wrote it, president worked like that. Why not? Because Jesus hadn't died or Mary had not given birth to him."
"...that's his first response, right? Well, what I meant was the pagan world, not the Christian world. Now it's different. And what is the..."
"...we were to go back in time and look at the pagan world, we'd be disgusted by the murders, by the violence, by all..."
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