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Have you ever wondered why God makes it so much easier to remember a novel than, say, your own memories? He appears to put a priority on received or secondhand experience (think of his blessing and admonition to Doubting Thomas). This SASF launches off into a discussion of how to interview your own (elderly) relatives, and why you should do that sooner rather than later. Then you get advice on telling your own (real) stories to your own kids, and musings on problems with being human, mostly about why our memories are so spotty. Don't forget to be watching Jesus Revolution for next week's LAMP Club -- and of course to be posting a review to iTunes or Facebook that makes Nate cry.
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