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| Now with his money running low and regulators monitoring him more closely, McAlmond's ``faith'' - built on Gospel songs and evangelicalism - has been deeply shaken and hinges ever so fragilely on someone believing his story. Like Cinto's work in general, a ponte impossivel remains precisely but fragilely poised. In its liturgy of creation and flood, Israel knows that the creation is ordered but fragilely so, can be undone and disordered as quickly as it has been ordered. |
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