The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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... true , many Christians who subscribe to one or both of these beliefs ; but there are other professing Christians , including the author of this essay , whose faith takes a different form . They believe that the Divine Power works in and ...
... true , many Christians who subscribe to one or both of these beliefs ; but there are other professing Christians , including the author of this essay , whose faith takes a different form . They believe that the Divine Power works in and ...
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... true parents , but foster - parents . They are too old , one feels , to have borne the child themselves . Moreover ... true - true on the same level on which the original metaphor of the speaking : urn is true . The unheard music is ...
... true parents , but foster - parents . They are too old , one feels , to have borne the child themselves . Moreover ... true - true on the same level on which the original metaphor of the speaking : urn is true . The unheard music is ...
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... true home is the unknown from which we came and into which we go . As one grows older life becomes increasingly complicated , though certain ideals emerge . We should seek not the moment of individual passion , but a lifetime — a whole ...
... true home is the unknown from which we came and into which we go . As one grows older life becomes increasingly complicated , though certain ideals emerge . We should seek not the moment of individual passion , but a lifetime — a whole ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
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