Quote by Richard Bach

Everything in this book may be wrong. The Savior's Manual

Everything in this book may be wrong. The Savior's Manual

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This quote challenges the credibility and reliability of the information presented in the book called "The Savior's Manual." It suggests that the entire content of the book might be flawed, questionable, or incorrect. The statement serves as a disclaimer, emphasizing the need for readers to approach the information with skepticism and critical thinking rather than blindly accepting it as truth. It highlights the fallibility of any written work, prompting readers to exercise caution and discernment when engaging with the book's contents.

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