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How A Psycho-Analytical Analysis Of Seventh-Day Adventism’s Prophet Put Money In My Bank Account

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Luke Ford

God works in amazing ways!

Checking my email this morning, I found I had a $100 donation in my paypal account from a prestigious professor at Loma Linda University.

I called a friend. "Honey, you don’t need to go to work today. I just hit the big time. You don’t need to work anymore. You can just stay home and pamper me while I blog out my big profound thoughts about my most exquisite feelings."

From SpectrumMagazine: "In 1977, Fawn Brodie’s name was immediately controversial because of her psychobiography of Thomas Jefferson that became a best seller and told the story of Jefferson’s slave and purported mistress Sally Hemings. So when the editors of Spectrum invited her to review Ron Numbers book on Ellen White Prophetess of Health, the article was bound to get a reaction."

Mr. Hansen then posts in a long thread: "I’ll match any amount up to $1,000 that you send to Luke Ford via his paypal account. Deal?"

I’m so inspired by this that I am going to post my 2008 tax return. It was not the most lucrative time in my life.

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Here are my tax returns for 2005, 2006, 2007.

About Luke Ford

I teach Alexander Technique in Beverly Hills (Alexander90210.com). Most of my posts since January 2025 are written with AI.
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