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My parents had strict rules and guidelines they followed when raising the author based on their religious beliefs. They did not allow mixed swimming, attending prom or movies, and always took the author to church. They also made the author work, spanked them disciplinarily, stayed married, and studied the Bible themselves and with the author.
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