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Artist: Eternal Mystery
Canonical path: /eternal-mystery/hatred-part-2
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Hatred (Part 2)
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Hatred (Part 2)
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Behold, a bandwagon of fools
Mindlessly following a fool
Traveling numerous miles
To add to the pain of a hero's family
With signs and banners of hate
They break an already broken heart
They also give people the thought
That Christianity is hate
Could these people be of the One True God?
Or are they following a god of their own mindset?
My God cares for others
And waits for men to come to Him
He hates sin
Not the sinner
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