Can someone edit this sentence?
Can someone help me please? Do I need to place what is important in italics or quotation? Is there a better way to say this?
Within the body of Christ, the idea of of purpose is often understood as being synonymous with what is important.
Thanks!
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I think it's OK as it stands, except you have a double "of", and I do not know what "within the body of Christ" means. It sounds a bit anatomical, but I guess that is some sort of expression among your audience.
- I think it's OK as it stands, except you have a double "of", and I do not know what "within the body of Christ" means.
- It sounds a bit anatomical, but I guess that is some sort of expression among your audience.
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I think it's OK as it stands, except you have a double "of", and I do not know what "within the body of Christ" means. It sounds a bit anatomical, but I guess that is some sort of expression among your audience.
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