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During Mr. Seymour’s life of 96 years, he crossed paths with old people who were alive during the presidency of George Washington and with young people who would live through the Barack Obama presidency.

And he was in Ford’s Theater when Abraham Lincoln was shot.

At the beginning of this 1956 TV game show clip, we’re told that Mr. Seymour fell in his hotel while preparing to go on the show. He died 2 months later of complications caused by those same injuries… on the 91st anniversary of the assassination he witnessed in Ford’s Theater.

 

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God is undeniable when you have met him. But you cannot explain him without sounding like you need therapy and pharmaceuticals.

Seven billion of us are crammed on a tiny speck of dust circling an 11,000-degree fireball as it shoots through a limitless vacuum at 52 times the speed of a rifle bullet.

We are passengers on a world spinning out of control.

Having wrongly been taught that God is in control, we blame him for every sadness.”

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