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I assume you like this newsletter. (Well, at least 77% of them.)

Won’t you please consider sending an e-mail to your buddies to tell them about it?

Tell them something like this…. (Obviously, you might change the words to be your own.)

Hey, I receive a free e-mail newsletter from Religion-Outside-The-Box on Monday mornings 40 out of 52 weeks a year… accordingly it’s called The 77% Weekly. I think you might like it too. All you have to do to get these spiritual-religious thought pieces is click to oldrotb.wpengine.com and enter your info on the right side. It’s free and a rational, sane approach to empowering you to figure out for yourself what religion/spirituality means. –

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