Interior Life of Atheism


	Interior Life of Atheism

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5-14-2007 7:44 PM

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atheism, christian, christianity, dogma, faith, catholicism, ideology, dawkins

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5-16-2007 6:25 PM

willhelm

Those given the eyes to see have been given a gift by no measure of their own deeds.

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Lourdes and be healed. He got more than he bargained for. Zola met a woman
dying of tuberculosis, whose face had been half eaten away with the disease and
who was spitting up blood from her infected lungs. She washed at Lourdes and
was presented to Zola immediately afterward, her face already covered in new,
dry skin and her tuberculosis in dramatic retreat. “Ah no!” said Zola, “I do
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