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doubt the truth of

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See: impugn


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Well, I lived in the South for 82 years, and you'd have to have been living on another planet to doubt the truth of Carter's statement.
I don''t happen to have enough patience to always appreciate that or the logic that makes some people think that they''re behavior could ever produce the outcome they wanted, but I''ve never had any reason to doubt the truth of a desire for a positive outcome.
One of the chief causes for making people doubt the truth of revelation is the theory of evolution.
 
 
 
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