Kata Markon

[JFAlward AT aol.com]

In a message dated 10/25/02 1:19:13 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
JFAlward AT aol.com writes:

JOE ALWARD
Futhermore, in Gibson's scenario we have the son of God asking that God be 
prayed to avoid God being tested. Does that make more sense than praying for 
help to stay awake?  Does it even make any sense at all? 

JOE ALWARD
Darn spell and grammar checker.  I let it talk me into deleting the second 
"to" in the sentence, "...God be prayed to to avoid God being tested."

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University of the Pacific 
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