This I Do Not Believe

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A while back, NPR started a series titled “This I Believe.” It was built upon a foundation laid in 1951 by Edward R. Murrow, cataloguing what he described this way: “In this brief space, a banker or a butcher, a painter or a social worker, people of all kinds who need have nothing more in common than integrity, a real honesty, will write about the rules they live by, the things they have found to be the basic values in their lives.”