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Hurdles
Hicks, Granville | January 9, 1929 issue

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The article presents information on several books related to politics. Some of the books are "Science in Search of God," by Kirtley F. Mather, "Humanism and Christianity," by Francis J. McConnell, "Catholicism and the Modern Mind," by Michael Williams, and "Religion Coming of Age," by Roy Wood Sellars. Here are four books addressed to me and to the millions of other people who, statistics show, are not affiliated with any church. They are in varying degree interesting books, and even the worst of them is not wholly preposterous, but in each of them there is a point beyond which will not follow the author.

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BOOKS; SCIENCE in Search of God (Book); CATHOLICISM & the Modern Mind (Book); WILLIAMS, Michael; SELLARS, Roy Wood; POLITICAL systems
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