Mark Twain & the BibleUniversity of Kentucky Press, 1969 - 140 páginas |
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... Innocents Abroad . He believed that with the Bible no less than with the hallowed shrines of Europe and the Holy Land , people were filled with sentimentality and credulity about its contents and found objective treatment difficult ...
... Innocents Abroad . He believed that with the Bible no less than with the hallowed shrines of Europe and the Holy Land , people were filled with sentimentality and credulity about its contents and found objective treatment difficult ...
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... Innocents Abroad . Although Twain did alter his Quaker City letters- and wished that he had further altered Innocents Abroad and although he did have moments at which he felt he might become a Christian after all , moments in which the ...
... Innocents Abroad . Although Twain did alter his Quaker City letters- and wished that he had further altered Innocents Abroad and although he did have moments at which he felt he might become a Christian after all , moments in which the ...
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... Innocents Abroad mentions Lot's wife but has nothing like this . Note Twain's pretended ignorance in placing Goliath among the patriarchs . For some reason , the Philistine giant always struck Twain as humorous . In another Alta ...
... Innocents Abroad mentions Lot's wife but has nothing like this . Note Twain's pretended ignorance in placing Goliath among the patriarchs . For some reason , the Philistine giant always struck Twain as humorous . In another Alta ...
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The Writer The Bible I | 1 |
To The Holy Land | 15 |
Three Biblical Images | 29 |
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Adam and Eve Adam's Diary Albert appeared attacks Autobiography beginning believe Bible biblical Biography called chapter character Charles Christ Christian cited City comes command Complete course criticism dead death described Diary dictations early Earth Europe Eve's expressed fact Fairbanks fall father flood Garden Genesis give Holy Land human humor idea Innocents Abroad interest Joseph kind later least less Letters live Livy look Love Mark Twain mentioned mind moral nature never Noah once original Paine passage perhaps persons phrases picture present Prodigal published Quaker Quaker City quoted readers reason references Reflections regarded remarks reports Satan Scripture seemed sense serious similar Speaks story supposed tells Testament thing thought tion Traveling true verses visited Writings written wrote York