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==Profanity==
Profanity is the use of curse words or "dirty" words. In {{Bible link|Mark 14:71}}, Peter used profanity when he was trying to prove that he was not associated with Jesus. He was correct in his assumption that the use of such language is incompatible with the nature of Christ, and he greatly regretted having done so.

==Profanity==
Profanity is the use of curse words or "dirty" words. In {{Bible link|Mark 14:71}}, Peter used profanity when he was trying to prove that he was not associated with Jesus. He was correct in his assumption that the use of such language is incompatible with the nature of Christ, and he greatly regretted having done so.

Profanity

Profanity is the use of curse words or "dirty" words. In Mark 14:71, Peter used profanity when he was trying to prove that he was not associated with Jesus. He was correct in his assumption that the use of such language is incompatible with the nature of Christ, and he greatly regretted having done so.

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−	Profanity is the use of curse words or "dirty" words. In {{Bible link\|Mark 14:71}}, Peter used profanity when he was trying to prove that he was not associated with Jesus. He was correct in his assumption that the use of such language is incompatible with the nature of Christ, and he greatly regretted having done so.	+	Profanity is the use of curse words or "dirty" words. In {{Bible link\|Mark 14:71}}, Peter used profanity when he was trying to prove that he was not associated with Jesus. He was correct in his assumption that the use of such language is incompatible with the nature of Christ, and he greatly regretted having done so.