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 Placher, William C.
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Placidus
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Plaiss, Mark
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Plancher, William C.
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Plantin, Christophe
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PLANTINGA, ALVIN
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Platt, David K
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PLATT, WALLACE
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Pleasants, Julian
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Pleasants, Julian R
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Pleasants, Julian R.
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Plotkin, Henry
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Plumpe, J. Conrad
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Plunkett, Horace
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Pnrcell, Richard J.
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Podell, Lawrence
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Podolsky, Edward
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Poetry-Briefers, Sues and Panama-Tbe Pacific Ocean-Tre-lawny Sheridan of Drury Lane-Dago Red-Letters
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Poisson, James D.
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Poland, Visit to
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Policano, Joseph
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Policano, Joseph D
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POLICANO, JOSEPH D.
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Polimeni, Emmanuela
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politics, Debatable
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Polkinghorne, John
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Pollak, Felix
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Pollock, Robert C.
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Polmaise, Alan
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Polner, Murray
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Poltronieri, Raymond J
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Poltronieri, Raymond J.
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POMERLEAU, DAVID J. O'BRIEN (REV.) WILLIAM
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Poncin, Rose
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Pond, Randall
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Ponsot, Marie
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Pool, Frances
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Poole, Stafford
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poor, The working
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Poorman, Mark L
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POPCAK, GREGORY K.
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Pope, Dan
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POPE, ELIZABETH
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Pope, Hugh
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Pope, Stephen
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Pope, Stephen J
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Pope, Stephen J.
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Popkin, Henry
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Poplin, Mary
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Poreba, Elizabeth
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 ‘Not Good Company’
(May 2023)
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POETRY NOT GOOD COMPANY Elizabeth Poreba Plastics are on my mind, floods. Any pause in the conversation, I come up with some Sorry Business, Aboriginal term for mourning. Doleful,...
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Two Poems
(November 2022)
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Two Poems by Elizabeth Poreba His love endures forever. also wrath because opposites exist though the brain has no patience with this — denuded hills slide seaward ancient pines buckle...
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Kenosis
(July 2018)
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KENOSIS Look at the rock cut to carve the highway and see the history of its making — molten rivers molded appearing frozen while working out their next dissolution, replenishing plenitude apparent...
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Two Poems
(December 2012)
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Two Poems by Elizabeth Poreba A SIMPLE YOUNG WOMAN WHO MARRIED A CARPENTER There's the mother stunned and bleeding The men talk above her She knew what to do babies were ordinary though the...
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Imagine The Crucifixion Itself
(October 2012)
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IMAGINE THE CRUCIFIXION ITSELF I don't want to look. Besides, why think of just one death when this morning 300 in Cairo— for example. Besides, I need to be able to turn to the class...
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Let the Messiah Come Down Now from the Cross
(June 2012)
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“Let the Messiah come down now from the cross” The subject has made claims. Let us see. Regard this as an experiment. Doubt has dogged the whole story from the start: Thomas, of...
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Four Poems
(May 2012)
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Four Poems by Elizabeth Poreba AS THE ANGEL OF THE LORD COMMANDED JOSEPH Trees along the Taconic sheathed in ice, ordinary from a distance then at a certain angle on fire, electric in...
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ANY ADDITIONAL THOUGHTS ABOUT THE CRUCIFIXION?
(April 2012)
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Any Additional Thoughts About The Crucifixion? What can anyone not on a cross say to someone on it? The shipwrecked spell in bits of sail, clothing, ripped sheets, shells, in whatever is...
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Two Poems
(December 2009)
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Poetry Two Poems by Elizabeth Poreba In him you are being built together. —Ephesians 2:22 That I, a voluntary and contented recluse, who never picks up the phone, who hoards the hours...
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How weighty to me are your thoughts O God, Psalm 139
(June 2008)
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Commonweal . June 6, 2008 How weighty to me are your thoughts O God Psalm 139 Since you are weighty,
am I light?
Sparks against granite,
flutter in the shadows.
Lobes of the brain...
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Village Church
(July 2007)
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be disastrous, however, to think war would disappear that way. War is not simply dueling on a grand scale but the uttima ratio, the final sanction upon which all international relations have been...
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Angelic Messengers
(June 2007)
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ity? We appeal explicitly to the weight of our own experience and the experience thousands of others have witnessed to, which tells us that to claim our own sexual orientation is in fact to...
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Jonah
(January 2007)
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e-i o o o conform themselves to conventional proprieties. Love has to be at the heart of a Christian's life, and if that love is to be modeled on Jesus' love, every cultural accommodation...
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Holy Thursday
(April 2006)
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Holy Thursday He can't fall like the tree soundless in the forest: somebody has got to witness. That's why the feet. A rolled cloth in an empty tomb leaves too much room, nothing for the mind...
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Porter, Anne
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Porter, D. Gareth
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Porter, D.Gareth
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Porter, Jack Nusan
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Porter, Jean
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Porter, Joan Rohr Myers, Anne
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Porter, Kenneth W.
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Porter, Pamela Rice
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Porter, Philip
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Porter, Philip G.
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Porter, Roy
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Portier, William
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Portier, William L.
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Portier-Young, Anathea
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Posen, Barry R.
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Postel, Danny
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Potenze, Jaime
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POTO, DONALDS
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Potter, Arnold S.
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Potvin, Raymond H.
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Poulain, Dorothy
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Poulin, A. Jr.
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Poulin, Joan
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Powaski, Ronald E.
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Powell, Donald
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Powell, E. R.
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Powell, E.R.
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Powell, Francis T. S.
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POWELL, JAMES M.
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Powell, Jim
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Powell, Leslie
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Power, Anne
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Power, Francis
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Power, Jonathan
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Power, Marjorie
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Power-Briefer, The New Invitation to Learning-My Father in China-The Principles of
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Powers, Arthur
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Powers, Douglas
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Powers, Gerard
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Powers, Katherine A.
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Powers, Murray
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Powers, Thomas
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POWERS, WILLIAM F.
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