From: [[]] "The Crooked-Cross is a tempter. He invites the ignorant to knowledge, and opposes any monopoly on morality. He tests the boundaries between right and wrong. He has parted a priest and his faith, convincing the priest to deface the sign of his God." [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| - From: [[]] "The Crooked-Cross is a tempter. He invites the ignorant to knowledge, and opposes any monopoly on morality. He tests the boundaries between right and wrong. He has parted a priest and his faith, convincing the priest to deface the sign of his God." [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| - The lady sits in the foremost pew every Sunday[…] The priest's eyes never leave her. When he prays, he prays for her […] He doesn't want her, he loves her. And he knows the sort of man who would break his vows to God would not be worthy of her[…]
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| - Many of those who seek ordination in the Imposter Church would look for a priest with a secret shame. You, however, choose a good man. […]When the priest takes a hammer to the old cross, he does so with the certainty of a saint. […]
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| - "The Crooked-Cross is a tempter. He invites the ignorant to knowledge, and opposes any monopoly on morality. He tests the boundaries between right and wrong. He has parted a priest and his faith, convincing the priest to deface the sign of his God."
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| - You find a priest of unimpeachable faith and morality, and tempt him into smashing a golden cross without a hint of uncertainty or hesitation.
Your horrid imp leaves you so as not to attract undue attention now that you are anointed. He leaves with fear in his eyes.
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| - From: [[]] "The Crooked-Cross is a tempter. He invites the ignorant to knowledge, and opposes any monopoly on morality. He tests the boundaries between right and wrong. He has parted a priest and his faith, convincing the priest to deface the sign of his God." [Find the rest of the story at ]
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