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| Convincing as both an amiable seducer and ruthless coercer, Murphy is like a lizard that sheds its skin, a quality reinforced by his reptilian bone structure and frosty, dead-stare eyes. The coercers of the forced girls in this study kept them in control with violence, deception, indebtedness, and affection. We discover ourselves when we listen to others who are like us - others who are living like us in the world and wondering if we are really co-creators of God's kingdom or coercers of our own. |
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