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Damon Noriega🙏 1 karmaMay 19, 2025@12 Disciples Of JesusI don't like that it did not explain how it is answering the question but it did answer it, after providing other insight, which was unnecessary (to me) to answer the question. That said, it is potentially insightful to people who may not be familiar with the apostoles. So, if the intent is to capture proactively possible background criteria, then it did a good job by adding it.
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