Talk:Sex, Slander, and Salvation

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Did you know... that Sex, Slander, and Salvation was published just before David Berg's death and the Love Charter's reorganization of the Family International?

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Latest comment: 7 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion

see if there are more sources
address "When Scholars Know Sin" in skeptic and melton's "mea culpa" response article in the same magazine
add synopsis/contents
add background

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