A date which will live in infamy.
-- Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Complete text of FDR's address to Congress and the nation on December 8th following the attack.
Hi. I'm Harley and I have several interests, but the focus of this site mainly involves my thoughts on miscellaneous subjects such as religion, politics and anything else that catches my fancy. 
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- Andrew (1)
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- AttributesOfJesus (4)
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- EstablishingAThrone (5)
- Esther (1)
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- MemorialDay (1)
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- Miscellaneous (22)
- Naomi (1)
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- OneLiner (37)
- parable (5)
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- psychology (3)
- Rebekah (1)
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- soteriology (1)
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- ten virgins (2)
- Thanksgiving (1)
- throne (4)
- vision (1)
- Walking on water (1)
- Xerxes (1)
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