Quotes by practice-what-you-preach

Shannon L. Alder

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Shannon L. Alder

be-kind building-people-up commandments communicate conflict dogma end-it-with-talking facebook forgive god gospel hidden-agendas insecure jilted love-everyone low-self-esteem making-a-point mental-illness move-on neighbors novels obviousness out-there over-the-top piety pious practice-what-you-preach preaching privacy problems reach-out relationships relentless religion religions ridiculous rules self-righteousness silly slighted talk tearing-people-down upfront worthless
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Shannon L. Alder

be-kind building-people-up commandments communicate conflict dogma end-it-with-talking facebook forgive god gospel hidden-agendas insecure jilted love-everyone low-self-esteem making-a-point mental-illness move-on neighbors novels obviousness out-there over-the-top piety pious practice-what-you-preach preaching privacy problems reach-out relationships relentless religion religions ridiculous rules self-righteousness silly slighted talk tearing-people-down upfront worthless
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Shannon L. Alder

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Frances E. Willard, How I Learned to Ride the Bicycle: Reflections of an Influential 19th Century Woman

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