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Welcome to why the church has died
In the heart of the exiled in the kingdom of hate
Who owns the land & keeps the commands
And marries itself to the state.
...
And who is teaching kids to be soldiers
To be marked by a plain white cross
And we kill just a little to save a lot more.
The philosophy of loss.

— Emily Saliers - "Philosophy of Loss"

United Way Lecture

Posted: 18 Nov, 2010 |

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