Cultural Cycles and Religious Trends

This is the first of four studies that lay bare the notable revolution that is taking place in religious world thought.

By FREDERICK LEE, Associate Editor, Review and Herald


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By FREDERICK LEE, Associate Editor, Review and Herald

November 1939

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