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"Our father", either the ruler, Ceasar, president, king, potentate or executive that exercises authority over his people, his nation, his citizens and nationals (a substitute family), or the eldest father or patriarch of a natural family that serves his family and his neighbors in faith, hope and charity. | "Our father", either the ruler, Ceasar, president, king, potentate or executive that exercises authority over his people, his nation, his citizens and nationals (a substitute family), or the eldest father or patriarch of a natural family that serves his family and his neighbors in faith, hope and charity. | ||
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Revision as of 15:08, 13 February 2015
"Our father", either the ruler, Ceasar, president, king, potentate or executive that exercises authority over his people, his nation, his citizens and nationals (a substitute family), or the eldest father or patriarch of a natural family that serves his family and his neighbors in faith, hope and charity.
Benefactors |
Fathers |
Conscripted fathers |
Pater Patriae |
Patronus |
Rome vs US |
Gods |
Imperial Cult of Rome |
Apotheos |
Supreme being |
Corvee |
Employ |
Corban |
Christian conflict |
Merchandise |
Bondage |
Citizen |
Protection |
Birth registration |
Mark of the Beast |
Undocumented |
Religion |
Public religion |
Pure Religion |
False religion |
Cult |
Tesserae |
Covetous Practices |
If I were the devil |
Biting one another |
Cry out
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