The World of Pat ChungMerkle Press, 1967 - 287 páginas |
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... religion is so monolithic that such an arrangement would be unthinkable . Even if the leaders of the religion were to permit the slaughter and eating of cattle , the people would not accept it . Any at- tempted modification of the rules ...
... religion is so monolithic that such an arrangement would be unthinkable . Even if the leaders of the religion were to permit the slaughter and eating of cattle , the people would not accept it . Any at- tempted modification of the rules ...
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... religion with their almost complete disregard for the substance of religion of any sort ? How can one reconcile the almost unbelievable and fragile beauty of Nara , for example , with the equally incredible bestial- ity of Bataan ? It ...
... religion with their almost complete disregard for the substance of religion of any sort ? How can one reconcile the almost unbelievable and fragile beauty of Nara , for example , with the equally incredible bestial- ity of Bataan ? It ...
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... religion seemed irresistible . But the Christian lords became fanatics . They were convinced that Buddhism was the invention of the devil and they began to burn temples , destroy Buddhist art treasures and murder Bud- dhist monks in ...
... religion seemed irresistible . But the Christian lords became fanatics . They were convinced that Buddhism was the invention of the devil and they began to burn temples , destroy Buddhist art treasures and murder Bud- dhist monks in ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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