TAKEPLACE: LOSING SIGHT OF THINGS BUT BOUNCING BACK AGAIN

Monday, June 13, 2011

LOSING SIGHT OF THINGS BUT BOUNCING BACK AGAIN

It was only only when the Father was lost sight of in the judge and tyrant, under the baneful reign of Augustinianism, that Diety was hated, and that Catholics transferred to Marry, and later, Protestants gave to Jesus that supreme love that is due alone to the Universal Father.

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