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When I was 11 years old and entering Middle School my family moved from Miami to Alief, a suburb of Houston. Only days before my first Christmas in Texas, a large high school student wearing cowboy boots and chewing tobacco confronted me. "You a Jew?" he angrily inquired. "How could you people not believe in Jesus after you murdered him? Did you know it's Jesus' birthday? If Jesus Christ ain't the son of God, who the hell is?" This is the ...
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