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Yes, it is somewhat distracting, the way those nasty rich people carry on so about their inheritance, as if there were some reason why they should consider me their slave property, belaboring the point in the most ridiculously rude and disgusting way. Actually, I don't work for them and they just get nothing from me. The matter of inheritance is very simple, actually. When I die, whatever I might inherit  from my parents would probably be passed along to my nephews and they will have to make some decisions maybe later about what to do with all this paperwork, but anyway this is not something to discuss with some busybodies in New York, because it is none of your business actually.

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Yes, I do think that I am person who can appreciate the ministry of Pastor Rents, although that was before.... Yes, that was nice of him to suggest that I might consider applying for a translator job in Louisiana, although I never actually did that. Somehow I did not feel that was the thing for me to do, and probably in retrospect it is just as well that I did not volunteer to put myself in that position, given my precarious circumstances. That is not really something to discuss with some rude person who thought that I was the family dog, although I am not referring to Pastor Rents when I say that.

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Yes, I vaguely remember there existed at our college a student named Rusty, who was said to be from Melodyland, one of those places that no longer exist, so what that all meant forty years ago would not be possible to discuss at this time. Melodyland was demolished to make room for some other urban development.

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Yes, I seem to remember hearing that the Oneness people put a different emphasis on name theology, but I would have to refer all questions about that to more eminent theologians who have studied these matters. as for example Baker. Of course, all Christians look the same to you.  You would not be able or equipped to make these subtle distinctions. You have no ears to hear.

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Yes, I have noticed your odd obsession with the name of Li. Li who/ I don't think that I know anyone by that name.

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Yes, I vaguely remember as a child reading a book that Grandma Calkins had about Kathryn Khulman, which was a variety of amazing testimonies of persons who had been miraculously healed from some very serious diseases. Very interesting. One could easily imagine that all such evangelists could produce an abundance of such testimony books, but perhaps many are called but few chosen. I don't know why some other evangelists don't seem to be producing such books. Only a few are able to do that, perhaps. So that was the only thing that I was saying about that. Interesting to hear all of these other various garbled renditions of what I had originally said.

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Yes, I vaguely remember that while I was visiting my friend at the Sanchez house, she hands this book to me and then says that she is not allowed to read it, but for some reason she is telling me about this and seeming to indicate that I could read it, so I read the book, which was not a long book, and I was curious the way it was presented to me, and I had remembered that at high school a classmate of mine had done a book report on Solzhenitsyn, so I would expect something along those lines. and at the end of the book the Russian KGB spy becomes disillusioned with his life and defects to the West, as did also Solzhenisyn. Someone was saying there is a rather large colony of Russian defectos living in the Northeast of the U.S. But before you get to the end of the book you have to wade through much junk of a rather dreary nature, and sometimes that sticks in your mind more than the end of it that is supposed to be the point of the story, so that was depressing. 

 Which reminds me of a time when I was attending a youth meeting at a church in Miami, and the speaker was giving his testimony about getting saved and being delivered and his life transformed from being a drug dealer. But during the first half hour at least of his speech he detailed various drug deals that he had carried out in the Everglades, of which he later repented fortuantely, but that was more information than I needed to know about that, myself not being in law enforcement. I do not remember who that guy was.