Train Ride

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Time 7m

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Natalie Ross is an 18 year old young woman with a passion for poetry and the arts.

On morning just like any other, she prepares to leave on a train for college. But when she finds she is seated next to another young woman heading to the same college, they begin to talk, the conversation turning into more of a debate, as she finds they have very differing views.

I will not make this one of those sappy non-christian-meets-christian-and-after-a-while-non-christian-becomes-a-christian. Because while sometimes those types of movies/books to have something to say, they aren't as deep and intricate as I wish they'd be.

This will be a fictional debate, so don't expect train to blow up or an alien invasion to start. But I'd still appreciate it if you read this, if only to see what I have to say.

I WILL BE FAIR TO BOTH SIDES!

 I will use the best arguments on both sides, just keep in mind, I am writing from a Christian perspective.

Warning, I will be talking about abortion and gay marriage/sex, thus the PG-13 rating. 

Hope you enjoy it.All Rights Reserved

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Sun, Aug 17, 2014

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