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“If the Savior had come back to earth at the beginning of the fifth century A.D., I doubt whether he would have recognized the Christian Church as the one that claimed descent from that which he had established, so far had it gone astray.”

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Milton R. Hunter
Milton R. Hunter

Milton R. Hunter was an American author known for his works in natural history and adventure literature. His writings often focused on the natural landscapes of the American West and South, as well as his own adventures in these regions. more

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