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Church and culture change
All the great ideas are older than we think. Centuries before Freud and Jung, for instance, the Greek dramatists showed us how well they understood human nature and its storms and shallows and pain. Europe thought of its first university … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Communion, Anglicanism, culture, religion, Theodore Parker
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