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I come to the garden alone while the dew is still on the roses and the voice I hear calling on my year. The son of God discloses.

I am from Tuscumsee, Michigan, which is this little rural town outside of Ann Arbor.

I didn't grow up really in the church. I found out about, I don't know, seven or eight years ago,

I always knew that I had been baptized in this Presbyterian church.

Neither of my parents were really very church, and we didn't go to church growing up.

But there was this picture of me being baptized in a Presbyterian church.

And then about seven or eight years ago, my mom just says offhand, you know, we baptized you before that.

And I said, what?

And she was a Roman Catholic.

She still is.

And she said, well, you know, I was with your Uncle Mike.

And we were scared that you would go to limbo or purgatory or somewhere.

And she says, we baptized you in the sink when you're a couple weeks old.

You know, if you ever looked at a Roman Catholic missile and in the beginning it says,

if there is an emergency, anybody can baptize and here's how you do it. Wow. And my mom's emergency was that she had married

my very wild father and they had me and they baptized me in the sink. Wow. That's fascinating.

So I've actually been baptized twice. Usually when people have been baptized twice, it's because they

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