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Manger destroyed; Logan police say baby Jesus doll is stolen every year
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Why would someone want to waste their own precious life and time (which is truly a gift of the Savior of the world,) in destroying a tender visual reminder of His life? Many young and old find joy in the reminder of these Christmas symbols. It seems even an unbeliever would have other good things to worry about. This intentional destruction reveals the thoughtless and wasted mentality of those responsible. Too bad they cannot be redirected to remember Jesus' love for them. I am sure, "....they know not what they do." Their Savior loves them and would have them do well with their talents.
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