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Though the church has many critics, it has no rivals.

Though the church has many critics, it has no rivals.

Summary

This quote suggests that while the church may face criticism and opposition, there is no other institution or organization that can compare to it in terms of its influence, power, and authority. Despite its flaws, the church holds a unique position and dominance in society, commanding a level of respect and prominence that cannot be easily replicated or substituted by any other entity.

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Religion

By Source Unknown

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