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            faithful from all nations to ignite the BFG movement that will restore
            the truth of our faith for a New Evangelization.

                   On December 9, BFG movement leaders, Fr. Michael
            Barry and Keith welcomed nearly 1,000 people to a one-day
            conference at Christ Cathedral for those who have drifted away
            from their faith. Speakers at the conference were Fr. Michael Barry
            SS.CC., Fr. Ernest Rush, Cyndi Peterson, Emily Wilson, Tracy
            Hoang, and Keith Hoang, offering inspiration for deepening our
            trust in God. Keith and Tracy conveyed the foundational principles
            of the BFG Handbook to the group. They shared the way we can
            prepare our hearts to receive the "Flame of Love" by exercising the
            teachings in the BFG Handbook.

                   In order to receive the "Flame of Love" into our hearts,
            Jesus Christ Himself, it is important we first understand the biblical
            scriptures that lay the groundwork for our faith. It can be distilled
            into three primary scriptures, Mark 12:30, Mark 12:31, and Matthew
            28:19, which tell us to love God, love neighbor, and make disciples,
            respectively. If you must take a snapshot of the Bible, these are the
            three most important scriptures to build up the Kingdom of God for
            a New Evangelization.

                   How can we use the Christian Edition of the Tao Te Ching,
            BFG Handbook, to understand the Word of God? To elaborate
            more on the Tao Te Ching, Tao means "the way," and Te is the
            "power" or "virtue" that comes through the unity with the Tao. Ching
            means a book. Tao Te Ching is the book of way (Tao) and of how it
            manifests itself in the world (Te). It can be divided into two parts.
            The first (chapters one through thirty-seven) concerns the Tao, the
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