The World of Pat ChungMerkle Press, 1967 - 287 páginas |
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... insist upon a literal acceptance of the Old Testament ( which is , really , the least literal of all books ) . The odd thing is that so many fundamentalist sects quarrel about what the Bible actually means ! The animosity between the ...
... insist upon a literal acceptance of the Old Testament ( which is , really , the least literal of all books ) . The odd thing is that so many fundamentalist sects quarrel about what the Bible actually means ! The animosity between the ...
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... insist upon a be- lief in God and on supernatural values . They could get nowhere if they didn't . Almost all Africans believe in the universality of the spirit and that the spirits affect daily life and can be influenced by religious ...
... insist upon a be- lief in God and on supernatural values . They could get nowhere if they didn't . Almost all Africans believe in the universality of the spirit and that the spirits affect daily life and can be influenced by religious ...
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... insist upon the disgustingly sweet fruit " squashes ” manu- factured in their own lands , when Coca Cola is being offered at competitive prices . What Europe needs is more Americanization , not less . She needs to adopt the American ...
... insist upon the disgustingly sweet fruit " squashes ” manu- factured in their own lands , when Coca Cola is being offered at competitive prices . What Europe needs is more Americanization , not less . She needs to adopt the American ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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