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The Religion of Power. A Study of Christianity in Relation to the Quest for Salvation in the Graeco-Roman World, and Its Significance for the Present Age. Harris E. Kirk
The American Journal of Theology
doi 10.1086/479844
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April 1, 1917
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University of Chicago Press
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