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We want you to learn, if you do not already know, that in order to be Christlike one does not have to be unnatural.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgWe want you to learn, if you do not already know, that in order to be Christlike one does not have to be unnatural.
Washington emphasizes that being Christlike does not require one to act unnaturally, promoting authenticity in character.
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