Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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... truth came out . The interview ended on their knees . The next day the young atheist did two things . He wrote a letter of apology to his father , ' healing years of ... truth we know , and the highest truth is BACKGROUND TO CAUX 29.
... truth came out . The interview ended on their knees . The next day the young atheist did two things . He wrote a letter of apology to his father , ' healing years of ... truth we know , and the highest truth is BACKGROUND TO CAUX 29.
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Hugh Ross Williamson. highest truth we know , and the highest truth is that God has come into my life . ' Loudon Hamilton was offered a permanent appointment on the staff at Eton , a very tempting offer to a young man with practically no ...
Hugh Ross Williamson. highest truth we know , and the highest truth is that God has come into my life . ' Loudon Hamilton was offered a permanent appointment on the staff at Eton , a very tempting offer to a young man with practically no ...
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... truth that every Christian should be a fisher of men . Admittedly I have been quite successful in creating a fisher- man façade . I enjoyed my published controversies with Coulton and Haldane and Joad , and if anybody starts up an ...
... truth that every Christian should be a fisher of men . Admittedly I have been quite successful in creating a fisher- man façade . I enjoyed my published controversies with Coulton and Haldane and Joad , and if anybody starts up an ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE I APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM | 9 |
THE AESTHETIC CONSCIENCE | 17 |
BACKGROUND TO CAUX | 24 |
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