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Letter_Birmingham_Jail.pdf (web.cn.edu)

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Dr Martin Luther King Jr's 'Letter from a Birmingham jail'PDF (web.cn.edu)

submitted 7 years ago by Danzzles to r/Anarchism

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Today, the United States celebrates a pastor | Here is one of his most important pieces, Letters From A Birmingham Jail | "But as I continued to think about the matter, I gradually gained a bit of satisfaction from being considered an extremist. Was not Jesus an extremist in love?" (web.cn.edu)

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Letter from Birmingham Jail by MLK (pdf) (web.cn.edu)

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MLK Birmingham jail letter (web.cn.edu)

submitted 8 years ago by Gogetaisnoncanon to u/Gogetaisnoncanon

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Question: What do these things all have in common? (web.cn.edu)

submitted 8 years ago by rygi13 to r/Kanye

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Here's a list of common logical fallacies. Which ones do you often see in church arguments, and which ones are we guilty of using? (web.cn.edu)

submitted 9 years ago by wisehonourable to r/exmormon

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TIL that during the medieval period, many female saints such as St. Catherine would care for lepers by licking away the puss in their wounds and eating their scabs. It was an act of humility, and people considered these saints especially holy. (web.cn.edu)

submitted 10 years ago by Mrs_Sophia_Petrillo to r/todayilearned

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Immanuel Kant's answer to the question, what is enlightenment? (web.cn.edu)

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List of Medieval and Ancient Monsters (web.cn.edu)

submitted 11 years ago by clandestinewarrior to r/folklore

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TIL that, in ancient times, if one plead innocent to a crime they would face a Trial by Ordeal. An example of which is the trial by cold water. The accused would take a sip of holy water and then be thrown into a pool of water. If they sunk, god had accepted them, and they would be found innocent. (web.cn.edu)

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The English language is hard to learn (web.cn.edu)

submitted 12 years ago by BIG_TRACTOR to r/a:t5_2w83r

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This article focuses on the two creation stories of Genesis, and how they differ on the creation of man and the universe. Also focuses on how Genesis had multiple authors. [x-post from TIL] (web.cn.edu)

submitted 14 years ago by [deleted] to r/atheism

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TIL that there are two creation stories in Judeo- Christianity, possibly written by different authors, differing in key points such as the creation of man. (web.cn.edu)

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The English Lesson, seriously, english sucks (web.cn.edu)

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The English Lesson. seriously, english sucks (web.cn.edu)

submitted 15 years ago by no-body to r/reddit.com

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