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An Insufficient Apology 
Stanford Murrell
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Recently, a worldwide audience watched South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford offer his apologies to many people for his deliberate transgressions. As painful as his public confession was to make, and as difficult as it was to watch, perhaps the greatest tragedy is that the apology was insufficient, from a biblical point of view...

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