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... Gerald L. K. Smith in 1943 : “ Our people frequently do not express themselves because there are only a few of us who speak with abandon in times like this , but in the hearts of our people are pent - up emo- tions which go unexpressed ...
... Gerald L. K. Smith in 1943 : “ Our people frequently do not express themselves because there are only a few of us who speak with abandon in times like this , but in the hearts of our people are pent - up emo- tions which go unexpressed ...
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... Gerald L. K. Smith , was a minister's son and a preacher for the Disciples of Christ . The late J. Frank Norris , a ... Gerald L. K. Smith and Charles B. Hudson . 1 On Winrod , Smith , Norris , and McIntire , see Roy : op . cit ...
... Gerald L. K. Smith , was a minister's son and a preacher for the Disciples of Christ . The late J. Frank Norris , a ... Gerald L. K. Smith and Charles B. Hudson . 1 On Winrod , Smith , Norris , and McIntire , see Roy : op . cit ...
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... Gerald L. K. Smith named his paper The Cross and the Flag . ) It is not mere opportunism that causes the politically minded fundamentalist to gravitate toward the far right . No less than others , fundamentalists like to feel that they ...
... Gerald L. K. Smith named his paper The Cross and the Flag . ) It is not mere opportunism that causes the politically minded fundamentalist to gravitate toward the far right . No less than others , fundamentalists like to feel that they ...
Table des matières
Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit Bཚ | 55 |
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