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This reads as a claim about community formed across divisions. The point is that the Easter story is presented here as making room for people who would not naturally belong together, political opposites inside one shared life. It lands when someone is describing a faith community that is meant to hold contradiction without collapsing into factions.
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Originally said in English.
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About Richard Coles
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