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Will Methodists Recognize the Error of Private Judgment?
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The Wonders of Things Unseen
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St. Patrick’s Day: Religious Holy Day or Ethnic Holiday?
March 17 is the feast day of St. Patrick, the missionary who brought Christianity to Ireland in the fifth century and who is the Patron Saint of Ireland, as well [...]
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Caesar’s Enduring Influence on Western Civilization
“Beware the Ides of March!” So heard Gaius Julius Caesar, Rome’s just-declared Dictator for Life, as he walked to meet the Senate on this day in 44 BC. Hours later, [...]
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What Newman Can Tell Us About the Cardinal Pell Verdict
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What in the World Is a “Worship Space”?
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Cultural Assimilation Has Corrupted the Church in America
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