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		<title>Comment on Is the Bible Relevant in our Culture? by Andrea Donaghue</title>
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		<description>I think that the Bible is a book for all seasons, all cultures and all centuries. I found that a paraphrased translation called &quot;the Message&quot; is current in its language and very easy to understand. I like to read it with a more traditional NIV or New King James alongside. I am finding, also, that Joyce Meyers who has a daily broadcast on &quot;Vision&quot; TV brings scripture to life and proves its value in today&#039;s world.</description>
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