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11:37 God's Contracting Universe: The Madness of Humanity, The Ascendancy of the Old World Psychiatric Disorder & Beyond 2012 - the Zero Point Proposal ISBN 13: 9780987789006
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11:37 God's Contracting Universe: The Madness of Humanity, The Ascendancy of the Old World Psychiatric Disorder & Beyond 2012?the Zero Point Proposal
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