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Opinion The Return Of Paganism The New York Times The denial of the Christian faith is less surprising After all, we worship a God who is Spirit, and proclaim a faith that since its inception has been considered foolish to some and has been a When it comes to bad luck, there are few superstitions as pervasive in Western culture as that of Friday the 13th Here’s why Why Donatien Grau, an adviser at the Louvre, decided to write “De Civitate Angelorum,” a book about Los Angeles, the Roman way Fred Trump himself was a successful and cutthroat developer, with the sense of thrift, scarcity, and urgency typical of first-generation immigrants His financial success bankrolled many of Donald
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