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Work is Overrated, Let’s Cut Ourselves a Break

By Bert Newton, July 3, 2013

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About the Author

Bert Newton is the Author of Subversive Wisdom; Sociopolitical Dimensions of John’s Gospel. This article first appeared at Mennonite World Review.See Bert Newton's website.

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