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In the moral architecture of democracy, no stone is more foundational than the conscience of its citizens.

— Massimo Introvigne

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Sometimes, friendship may change the world.

A world with no place for God is dark, empty without hope.

While millions around the world practice yoga for health and peace of mind, Russian anti-cultists see only a sinister plot.

Sometimes, the path to freedom is best understood from the ground up.

When [the] law becomes optional, justice becomes elusive.

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