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“Man is the same today that he has always been. He is a rebel against God. He may, in some generations, hide his rebellion a little more carefully than at other times, but there is no change in his heart. The men who builded the city against God back in the days of Babylon had the same hatred as that which possessed the men who nailed the Lord Jesus Christ to the cross.”

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Donald Barnhouse

Donald Barnhouse, an American writer born on March 28, 1895, and died on November 5, 1960. He was known for his unique writing style and profound insights into religious, cultural, and other fields. more

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