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After church, Reverend Ambrose stopped by the house to talk to Grant. He wants to teach Jefferson about God but the only way he could do this is if Grant helped. Jefferson seemed to only listen to Grant whenever they visited the jail together. Grant refuses because he does not want to lie to Jefferson and pretend that he believes in God but he does not.
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