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Dialogue, 23.4 (Winter 1990): 55–93 The odyssey of Ferguson is a quest for religious certitude through archaeological evidences, an attempt at scholarly verification of theological claims. Early in his career, Thomas Stuart Ferguson was instrumental […]
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Sometimes from the threshold of these doors we are greeted by another self, another world we wish to worship, incarnation the tithe we offer for such a crossing: we, seeking the divine, the divine […]
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