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There is a God who loves There is a God who cares There is a God who knows There is a God The world we live in is in a spin I live in the world and I live in the love of God There is a God who understands There is God for woman and for man there is a God . To know the love of God is to have the answer To share his answer is the love of God . There is a God who lives. There is a God for me There is a God for you There is a God . By Paul McCann

Many people have asked . Many people are answered But I have never doubted in God . There is a God who loves There is a God who cares There is a God who knows There is a God The world we live in is in a spin I live in the world and I live in the love of God There is a God who understands There is God for woman and for man there is a God . To know the love of God is to have the answer To share his answer is the love of God . There is a God who lives. There is a God for me There is a God for you There is a God . By Paul McCann
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Reviewed by Linda Hill

Reviewed on June 9, 2002

Amen.......Wonderful write

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